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Asterisk Advanced

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November, 15 to 19, 2010 - Madrid
Teachers: Elio Rojano

Information

Languaje: Spanish (except in Lisbon)
Price:
- Including material: 2400 Eur+IVA
- Excluding material: 2000 Eur+IVA
Duration of the course: 5 days
Daily hours: 8
Schedule:Whole Intense Day
Maximum Nº of Students: 15
Educational material: Personal for the student and in property
Student profile: Technicians who already have both theoretical and practical experience with Asterisk and look for an effective way to speed up their learning and lead their Asterisk knowledge to a point from where they’ll be ready to put their systems in production
Requirements:
- Students should have a basic level of familiarity with the Linux operating system
- Students should feel comfortable editing text files with either a command-line or graphical editor
- Students should also have some basic experience with Asterisk and dialplan scripting
- Basic knowledge telecom knowledge is helpful, but not required
Targets: Covering in a deep way typical issues found on VoIP/Asterisk solutions, practising guided and in first person with the platform so the jump in their skill level will be based in a deep Asterisk knowledge and will allow the student to perform safely real installations with PSTN, ISDN and E1/T1 lines.
Course Goal
- Asterisk dialplan syntax and constructs, including auto-attendants and simple IVR system
- Effective use of Asterisk features, such as call parking, audio conferencing, find-me follow-me, and music on hold.
- Call monitoring and recording
- Theory of Analog telephony, and how to connect Asterisk to the PSTN
- Digital telephony using T1s and E1s
- VoIP fundamentals and fundamental network concepts
- SIP and IAX protocols
- Connecting Asterisk to a VoIP provider
- Configuring Asterisk to save Call Detail Records
- Call queues and ACD with Asterisk
- Call routing using DUNDi
- Using the Asterisk Manager Interface to control Asterisk from an external program
- Connecting Asterisk to a relational database such as MySQL
- Troubleshooting your Asterisk system
- Speech recognition with Asterisk and LumenVox