What are SPIDs?
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Answer / Abhinandan Yadav
SPIDs (Service Profile Identifiers) are unique identifiers assigned to each ISDN service on a network interface. They provide information about the service's characteristics, such as the type of bearer service, channel coding, and packet rate.
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