[OpenSER-Users] OpenSER training course for admins

[Thomas Gelf]

It's definitive - I'll be there :o)

Thomas Gelf schrieb:
> Hi Bodgan,
> 
> this is great news - I'll be there for sure!
> (At least I hope so, final confirmation follows tomorrow :-)
> 
> Kind regards,
> Thomas Gelf
> 
> 
> Bogdan-Andrei Iancu schrieb:
>> Hi,
>>
>> We have a good opportunity of organizing a one-day training course for 
>> OpenSER, specially for people looking for how to configure OpenSER.
>>
>> So, the targeted people are the OpenSER administrators that are 
>> looking to learn, via interactive sessions, based on script examples, 
>> how to configure different OpenSER features or services.
>>
>> We will try to mainly focus on the most complex and requested 
>> configuration cases, like:
>>    NAT traversal covering all cases
>>    Accounting - basic, extra accounting, multi-leg accounting
>>    General frame for routing (sequential request routing)
>>    Security (authentication, GW protection, blacklists)
>>    Integration to Asterisk (media services)
>>    Interdomain peering
>>    HA support (replication, GW redundancy)
>>  
>> Now,about the course - as I said, it will be one day course and it 
>> will be hosted by the VoN Italy in Milan, on 26 September, from 9:30 
>> to 18:00 hours. The package includes breakfast and lunch at the 
>> training location and the cost is estimated to be not more than 400 
>> Euro per person.
>>
>> The event is organized in collaboration with Pulvermedia and right now 
>> we are looking to see how many people would be interested in this 
>> offer (technical side from openser.org and organization from 
>> Pulvermedia).
>>
>> Please feel free to contact me for any details/question. As I said, 
>> the first step is to see how many people are looking for such event, 
>> so let me know if you are interested in it.
>>
>> This survey will be ending Sunday 8th 24:00 CET. All this information 
>> will be posted on the openser project web page and forum.
>>
>> So, please give us the feedback regarding this opportunity to see if 
>> we go for it or not (also any suggestions are welcomed).
>>
>> Regards,
>> Bogdan
>>
>>
>>
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