Toronto Asterisk User Group

This month, Ovidiu Sas will be speaking on OpenSER from an asterisk point of view -- what it is, how it works, how to configure it, and how to integrate it with Asterisk.

Prerequisites: A good understanding of SIP protocol, and a good understanding of asterisk sip.conf file.

We've been working closely with IT360, and they have put together an awesome Asterisk track, which is complemented very well by the VoIP sessions track, and the Unified Communication track.

Some of the out of town speakers we have coming in this year are:

• Mark Spencer, Founder and CTO of Digium and creator of Asterisk
• Kevin Flemming, Director of Software Development for Digium
• Jared Smith, Community Relations Mgr. for Digium & co-author of Asterisk: The Future of Telephony
• Kristian Kielhofner, VP of systems engieering at Star2Star and creator of AstLinux
• Matt Florel, creator of ViciDial

Early bird registration is open and runs until March 17th. For a 25% discount off of the early bird pricing, use Discount Code "A101" and select the "Asterisk Conference" option. That brings it down to $712.50 before taxes for the FULL conference, not just the Asterisk track.

Registration: https://www.exporeg.com/it360/

Here are some links to the tracks I think we're most interested in:

• Asterisk Track
• VoIP Track
• Unified Communcations Track
• All Tracks

We've been working closely with IT360, and they have put together an awesome Asterisk track, which is complemented very well by the VoIP sessions track, and the Unified Communication track.

Some of the out of town speakers we have coming in this year are:

• Mark Spencer, Founder and CTO of Digium and creator of Asterisk
• Kevin Flemming, Director of Software Development for Digium
• Jared Smith, Community Relations Mgr. for Digium & co-author of Asterisk: The Future of Telephony
• Kristian Kielhofner, VP of systems engieering at Star2Star and creator of AstLinux
• Matt Florel, creator of ViciDial

Early bird registration is open and runs until March 17th. For a 25% discount off of the early bird pricing, use Discount Code "A101" and select the "Asterisk Conference" option. That brings it down to $712.50 before taxes for the FULL conference, not just the Asterisk track.

Registration: https://www.exporeg.com/it360/

Here are some links to the tracks I think we're most interested in:

• Asterisk Track
• VoIP Track
• Unified Communcations Track
• All Tracks

Topic:

TBD

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We've been working closely with IT360, and they have put together an awesome Asterisk track, which is complemented very well by the VoIP sessions track, and the Unified Communication track.

Some of the out of town speakers we have coming in this year are:

• Mark Spencer, Founder and CTO of Digium and creator of Asterisk
• Kevin Flemming, Director of Software Development for Digium
• Jared Smith, Community Relations Mgr. for Digium & co-author of Asterisk: The Future of Telephony
• Kristian Kielhofner, VP of systems engieering at Star2Star and creator of AstLinux
• Matt Florel, creator of ViciDial

Early bird registration is open and runs until March 17th. For a 25% discount off of the early bird pricing, use Discount Code "A101" and select the "Asterisk Conference" option. That brings it down to $712.50 before taxes for the FULL conference, not just the Asterisk track.

Registration: https://www.exporeg.com/it360/

Here are some links to the tracks I think we're most interested in:

• Asterisk Track
• VoIP Track
• Unified Communcations Track
• All Tracks

We've booked a room for a Saturday morning of hacking near Javis and Front St., in downtown Toronto. The exact address will be sent in your signup confirmation.

Bring phones, cables, laptop, and be ready to mess around with stuff. No agenda other than having some fun solving problem!

(please sign in to register)

Continuing with our series of talks on large scale VoIP systems (Linux High-Availability and the benefits of OpenSER in an Asterisk environment), Mark Warren, the CEO of RedFone will be joining us this month to present a howto on deploying Asterisk clusters with quick and flexible scalability using some relatively new and undocumented technology.

Also, this month we're going to try something a little different and host the meeting at Toby's.