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switched line

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switched line
In communications, a link that is established in a switched network, such as the international dial-up telephone system, a Switched 56 digital line or ISDN.
switched line [′swicht ′līn]
(communications)
A communications line, such as a dial telephone line, whose path can vary each time the line is used.
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