asterisk users - Dec 2004 - Asterisk Training Needed in SouthEast U.S

I need advanced Asterisk training in the SouthEast area of the U.S; I don't
need to know how to install linux and Asterisk and compile the modules and
load them and such. I don't need to know what extensions.conf does or
sip.conf does; 

 

What I do need is a better understanding of what every single little option
in sip.conf or iax.conf does, and I need to learn a lot more about all the
tips and tricks and neat little things you can do in the extensions.conf
file. I also want to increase my knowledge of SIP and IAX in general, and
maybe learn a little about Zaptel cards and how to use them. Seems everytime
I go over the sip.conf file, a month or two later when I get the latest CVS,
new options and change of default parameters appear in the example configs. 

 

Anybody know of a good training center or tutor in this area that can help
train me? I intend to make the company I work for pay for it, as they seem
content to stick me with being the only VOIP Admin. I've learned a lot since
I started 3 months ago, but every time I start browsing the Wiki I feel like
my head is going to explode, so much information to absorb and so many
confusing terms. I'm more of a hands on and learn-by-examples person. Most
of what I've learned is by reverse engineering the config files left behind
by the previous VOIP Admin who was real good but no longer working here and
no longer willing to assist. I found an interesting 3-day course offered by
this one company, but they turned out to be in London, and it'll be tough
enough to get them to transport and pay for this course in a local area,
trying to get them to fly me out of the U.S is infeasible. 

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Me too. For the South Fla area.

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[mailto:asterisk-users-bounces@lists.digium.com] On Behalf Of Paul Rodan
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	Subject: [Asterisk-Users] Asterisk Training Needed in SouthEast
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	I need advanced Asterisk training in the SouthEast area of the
U.S; I don't need to know how to install linux and Asterisk and compile
the modules and load them and such. I don't need to know what
extensions.conf does or sip.conf does; 

	 

	What I do need is a better understanding of what every single
little option in sip.conf or iax.conf does, and I need to learn a lot
more about all the tips and tricks and neat little things you can do in
the extensions.conf file. I also want to increase my knowledge of SIP
and IAX in general, and maybe learn a little about Zaptel cards and how
to use them. Seems everytime I go over the sip.conf file, a month or two
later when I get the latest CVS, new options and change of default
parameters appear in the example configs. 

	 

	Anybody know of a good training center or tutor in this area
that can help train me? I intend to make the company I work for pay for
it, as they seem content to stick me with being the only VOIP Admin.
I've learned a lot since I started 3 months ago, but every time I start
browsing the Wiki I feel like my head is going to explode, so much
information to absorb and so many confusing terms. I'm more of a hands
on and learn-by-examples person. Most of what I've learned is by reverse
engineering the config files left behind by the previous VOIP Admin who
was real good but no longer working here and no longer willing to
assist. I found an interesting 3-day course offered by this one company,
but they turned out to be in London, and it'll be tough enough to get
them to transport and pay for this course in a local area, trying to get
them to fly me out of the U.S is infeasible. 

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On Friday 10 December 2004 21:31, Paul Rodan wrote:
> here and no longer willing to assist. I found an interesting 3-day course
> offered by this one company, but they turned out to be in London, and
it'll
> be tough enough to get them to transport and pay for this course in a local
> area, trying to get them to fly me out of the U.S is infeasible.
Can you give me any details about the company in London

TIA 
Jon

Paul Rodan wrote:
> 
> What I do need is a better understanding of what every single little 
> option in sip.conf or iax.conf does, and I need to learn a lot more 
> about all the tips and tricks and neat little things you can do in the 
> extensions.conf file. I also want to increase my knowledge of SIP and 
> IAX in general, and maybe learn a little about Zaptel cards and how to 
> use them. Seems everytime I go over the sip.conf file, a month or two 
> later when I get the latest CVS, new options and change of default 
> parameters appear in the example configs.
> 
>  
> 
> Anybody know of a good training center or tutor in this area that can 
> help train me? I intend to make the company I work for pay for it, as 
> they seem content to stick me with being the only VOIP Admin. I?ve 
> learned a lot since I started 3 months ago, but every time I start 
> browsing the Wiki I feel like my head is going to explode, so much 
> information to absorb and so many confusing terms. I?m more of a hands 
> on and learn-by-examples person. Most of what I?ve learned is by reverse 
> engineering the config files left behind by the previous VOIP Admin who 
> was real good but no longer working here and no longer willing to 
> assist. I found an interesting 3-day course offered by this one company, 
> but they turned out to be in London, and it?ll be tough enough to get 
> them to transport and pay for this course in a local area, trying to get 
> them to fly me out of the U.S is infeasible.
> 
> 
I have done a fair amount of Asterisk consulting.

But I'm just now slogging through my Asterisk mail for the day, and so 
you may already have someone lined up.

Let me know if you might still be interested.  I have pretty good 
credentials.

Thx.

B.