eLeaning class on Kamailio to start on Feb 8, 2010

A new E-Learning class about SIP Router Configuration File is due to start on February 8, 2010. Registrations are accepted up to February 5, 2010.

The class duration is six months and gives the opportunity to learn the structure of configuration file and how to write it properly. Lessons are applied to Kamailio (OpenSER) and SIP Router SIP servers, touching VoIP security and scalability.

Kamailio (OpenSER), now at release v3.0.0, is an open source SIP server, awarded Best of Open Source Networking Software 2009 by InfoWorld magazine, used world wide in VoIP platforms servicing millions of active subscribers and routing billions of call minutes per month.

Target attendees:

• VoIP administrators willing to learn and have a support channel for SIP Router configuration file

• System and network administrators willing to enhance their portfolio with VoIP knowledge

Use the contact form for registration details.

eLearning channel for Kamailio (OpenSER) config file

ASIPTO, the company I am working for, launched two months and a half ago the eLearning channel for Kamailio (OpenSER) configuration file. Since then a broad number of topics were approached:

• introduction of configuration file structure
• overview of SIP message execution flow
• complete walk-through default configuration file
• debug options
• main routing blocks elements
• all about assignment operations, tips and tricks
• configuration file flags: per transaction, branch and script
• r-uri management – best options and available alternatives to handle the request URI
• config file statements: if, switch and while

Each document includes many examples to make easier the understanding of concepts and real word usage. With a rate of introducing couple documents and topics per week, the knowledge base of the channel is growing rapidly.

The eLearning channel offers full range of collaborative tools: forum, wiki, chat rooms, document uploading, allowing open discussions and easy interaction within the groups.

You can register now for Kamailio (OpenSER) configuration file eLearning channel here.

See more details about eLearning programs here.