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Attend Asterisk 1-2-3: The Essential 1-Day Asterisk Training Course--
Free For All ITEXPO Attendees - All Are Welcome!

The Asterisk 1-2-3 Seminar will provide a well rounded and informative introduction to the Asterisk Project. Join us, Tuesday, January 31, 2012, at the Miami Beach Convention Center.

Asterisk 1-2-3 is an all-day seminar, covering all critical elements of an Asterisk implementation:

- Background information such as the history of Asterisk
- Detailed explanations of Asterisk installation methods
- Examples of fundamental configurations for call flow and features such as Voicemail and IVR.

Asterisk 1-2-3 Agenda for January 31, 2012


Session 1 (9:00am to 10:35am)
What is Asterisk?
border='0' Who created it, and why?
border='0' What can Asterisk do?
border='0' How does Asterisk get deployed?
border='0' The architecture of Asterisk


Session 2 (11:00am to 12:15pm)
border='0' Three ways of installing Asterisk
border='0' Compiling Asterisk from source code
border='0' Getting around on the Asterisk command-line interface
border='0' Starting and stopping Asterisk
border='0' Introduction to the Asterisk dialplan
border='0' A simple Hello World dialplan

BREAK

Session 3 (1:45am to 3:00pm)
border='0' Connecting SIP phones to Asterisk
border='0' Dialing phones from the dialplan
border='0' Dialplan application
border='0' Voicemail
border='0' Dial-by-name directories
border='0' Auto-attendands, IVRs, and Voice Menus
border='0' Recording audio prompts
border='0' Audio conferencing


Session 4 (3:30pm to end)
border='0' Adding logic to the system
border='0' Variables
border='0' Expressions
border='0' Conditional Branching
border='0' Question and Answer session

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