[Aaug] Install Fest Program

[Steven Henke]

Dear AtlAUG Members,

It's time for formalize our program for our presentations. Here's my
suggestions so far.  I'll help people put together an outline and
powerpoint for their presentation. We'll post these presentations on the
website when done. The bottom line is: This will be a very busy day!

Because of the time available, these presentations will be very quick
overviews and the audience will be pointed to a lot of good RTFM resources
to continue from there.

I suggest a conference call to nail this down or throw rocks at. Your
comments?

1000-1015
Welecome Address and Presentation Overview and Introductions
Kris Sheets

1015-1030
Individual and Enterprise Opportunities for Asterisk, Open Source and VoIP
Arnold Solomon

1030-1100
VoIP and Asterisk Tutorial
- IP, Linux, VoIP, SIP, Routers, SIP Providers
- Resources, books, websites
tbd

1100-1130
Asterisk Installation
- Hardware Requirements
-- PC, Phones, ATA's, Cards
- Distributions and Packages
tbd

1130-1200
Asterisk Configuration Files
- finding, and understanding the files
- manually configuring an extension
tbd

1230-1300
Asterisk freePBX GUI
- easier way to configure
- but still need to know the config files
tbd

1300-1330
An Asterisk System Demonstration
- use auggie and go from simplest to most complex
- show hardware and software elements, SOHO demo
- show ATA, TDM-400, SIP Hardphone, Softphone,
- WiFi Phone, dock and talk, app_rpt to radio,
- call on people who are doing this everyday
Steve Henke

1330-1400
Question and Answer Period
- Invite to AtlAUG Meetings
All

1400-PRESENTATIONS END-CLEAR THE ROOM

And of course Installations will be going on from 1000 to 1400 also. By
covering the installation process in the program, the installers can do
their work uninterrupted. We'll record the presentations also.

Possible Topics or Presentations for Another Day.

Asterisk Call Capacity Benchmark Test Experience - Bill Learning
Asterisk Consultants and Support - Jim Caperton
Asterisk SMB Opportunities - John Mullinex
Constructing a Redundant Asterisk Server - Kris Sheets



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