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Build Phone System - IP PBX Using Asterisk 16.

Name: Build Phone System - IP PBX Using Asterisk 16.
Rating: 4.4 (51 reviews)

Get Hands on Training on Asterisk 16 Core - Open Source VoIP Platform. Master Dialplan & Channel Configurations.

Created byNuman Khan

Last updated 9/2022

English

What you'll learn

After course completion, students will have clear understanding of Asterisk and will be able to build the Voice ready application like basic IP PBX, Call Center, Cloud PBX etc.

Course content

8 sections • 38 lectures • 5h 23m total length

Course Introduction10:58
Course Introduction, Objectives and Expectations.
Meet the Instructor.2:44
Instructor Introduction and brief biography.
Instructor Message2:48
Instructor message about the course.
Why Asterisk is known as a Swiss Army Knife of Telephony.5:09
In this lecture you will learn bit more about Asterisk Platform and it's flexibility.
Asterisk CLI versus Asterisk GUI.4:40
In this lecture, You will learn about Asterisk CLI in comparison to the Asterisk GUI available.
Asterisk Licenses - GNU - GPL4:28
In this lecture, We will have a brief info about Asterisk GNU - GPL license.
What Version of Asterisk to Install ?4:53
In this lecture, You will learn about the Asterisk versioning scheme that will help you to choose the stable version for the production.
Introduction Section Quiz 1

Choosing Linux Distro for Asterisk Deployment.7:38
In this lecture, You will learn about recommended Linux distribution to use with Asterisk.
Installing VirtualBox for Course Practice.1:03
In this lecture, I will show to download the VirtualBox for the course practice.
Installing Linux CentOS 7 with GNOME in VirtualBox.8:19
In this lecture, You will learn the CentOS 7 operating system installation for Asterisk practice.
Basic Navigation in CentOS 7 GNOME Part 016:07
In this lecture, You will have basic overview of CentOS 7. This will help you to get familiar with environment to perform the lab practice for Asterisk.
Basic Navigation in CentOS 7 GNOME Part 02.4:44
In this lecture, we will have few more details of CentOS GUI. In order to prepare and familiarized ourselves to Linux environment.
Section 2 Quiz
Lab 01: VirtualBox & CentOS 7 Installation.

Downloading the Asterisk Packages & Installing pre-requisites.14:24
In this lecture, You will learn how to download the asterisk and related packages and will install the pre-requisites required for Asterisk installation.
Compiling & Installing Asterisk DAHDI & Libpri packages.14:03
In this lecture, You will learn the compilation and installation of Asterisk, DAHDI and Libpri.
Lab 02: Perform the Asterisk Installation.
Post Installation - Asterisk Directories Structure.13:59
In this lecture, You will learn about the various directories structure used by Asterisk for its operation.
Creating Your First Asterisk Dialplan Program.12:19
In this lecture, You will learn to create your first Asterisk dialplan and configure the PJSIP account to test.
Section 3 - Quiz
Lab 03: Create Your First Dial Plan and PJSIP account into the Asterisk.

Dial Plan Syntax - Context, Extension, Priority, Application23:23
In this lecture, You will learn the basics of configuring the dialplan that include context, extensions, priority and application.
Adding Dialplan Configuring extensions.conf file.13:20
In this lecture, you will edit the extensions.conf file and will add the dialplan to practice.
Linkage Between Dialplan Config File & Channel Config File.2:15
In this lecture, You will learn the relationship between SIP accounts and it's dialing access that we define in dialplan.
Dial Patterns5:25
In this lecture, you will to learn to use the Asterisk Dial Pattern. This helps to control inbound and outbound dialing access.
Section 5 - Quiz

Session Initiation Protocol - SIP Theory3:36
In this lecture, You will learn the brief details about Session Initiation Protocol - SIP.
Configuring PJSIP Endpoints.26:31
In this lecture, You will learn to understand the SIP registration process and basic concept on configuring the PJSIP account in Asterisk.
Create Dialplan for Voicemail & Testing Internal Calls.5:27
In this lecture, You will learn to configure the Voicemail for the SIP accounts that has been created in previous Lab.
You will also learn to perform the internal call testing.
Lab 04: Implement IP PBX with Voicemail feature.
Configuring SIP Trunk between two servers.22:30
In this lecture, You will configure the SIP trunk from your local Asterisk PBX to the SIP server and test the inbound and outbound calls on using DID.
Lab 05: SIP Trunking Lab.
Inter Asterisk Exchange - IAX Protocol Theory & Peering between two servers.11:10
In this lecture, You will learn about IAX - Inter Asterisk Exchange protocol and will perform IAX peering between two servers.
IAX Peering Lab 06.
Section 6 - Quiz

Building Dial Plan to Create Auto Attendant.14:10
In this lecture, You will learn about the basics of building Auto-Attendant and some best practices.
Asterisk Special Handling Extensions.5:01
In this lecture, You will learn about the Asterisk Special Handling Extensions that are very useful in various situations while programming the dialplan.
Dial Plan Variables, Operators & Expressions9:27
In this lecture, You will learn the Dialplan programming constructs like variables, operators and expressions.
Call Flow Control with GotoIf & GotoIfTime.10:04
In this lecture, You will learn about more dialplan complex constructs like Goto, GotoIf and GotoIfTime applications.
These applications help to have more control on call flow and dialplan logic.
Building Auto - Attendant - Interactive Voice Response for Production.11:39
In this lecture, You will combined all the programming constructs like Goto, GotoIf, Time condition, variables and will build a complete commercial level auto-attendant dialplan script.
Lab 07: Build Features Rich Auto-Attendant
Enhancing Dialplan with Variables.6:25
In this lecture, You will learn to add variables to the dialplan like global & dial status variables. This will help to make dial plan more flexible.
Lab 08: Improving Dialplan code by using variables.
Section 7 - Quiz

Requirements

Basic computer and networking experience is required and little Linux operating system would be a advantageous but not mandatory as the course will give you basic Linux usage concept.
Windows/Linux PC required or you can practice using VirtualBox or any other virtual platform.

Description

Do you want to be superhero in the VoIP industry by mastering Asterisk?

Or have you been struggling with online tutorials, blogs, YouTube videos but still you are not confident to manage asterisk-based VoIP platform?

Then you are on the right place. My name is Numan khan and I have over 12 years’ working experience with Asterisk and 6 years in teaching asterisk in live class room for hands on training.

I developed this course based on experience that I gained over the years in live class room and has summarized all the challenges that are faced by a beginner’s students.

I will teach you how to write the dial plan and configurations code for various asterisk modules so that you can build whatever you want to build like Phone system, Voice Gateway, Call Center, Voicemail Server etc in-short virtually anything that deals with VoIP.

So, in the first section of this course, I will teach you Linux survival skills that you need to have for your Asterisk journey.

After it, we will start diving into the Asterisk world by compiling Asterisk from source code and then installing it.

Once we are done with the installation part, I will give an architectural view of Asterisk because it’s important to understand the various modules functionality.

And then we will start dial plan programming, I tried to cover most of the asterisk dial plan programming constructs like variables, expressions, contexts and applications etc.

For channels configurations, I have entire section for PJSIP – new SIP channel driver and IAX asterisk native protocol.

To get more solid foundation in Asterisk dial plan programming, we will build a complete professional Auto-Attendant for commercial grid Asterisk PBX.

Each section of the course has Quiz, that will help you judge your knowledge gained in section.

And I’ve developed 8 practical Lab exercises for hands on training. Each lab is having its configurations files and instructions. Performing these labs will give the confidence and will help you in real world as well while dealing with Asterisk VoIP platform.

In the end, I love to support my students and always encourage them to ask questions on course discussion area.

Who this course is for:

Any one interested in learning and mastering the Asterisk - most famous open source communication platform.
Any existing user of Asterisk - Telecom professional that want to take a close look into the Asterisk core and want to master the dialplan.

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Introduction7 lectures • 36min

Setting up Play Ground for the Course.5 lectures • 28min

Getting Started with Asterisk.4 lectures • 55min

Asterisk Architecture & Modules.3 lectures • 24min

Asterisk Dialplan Programming - Part 14 lectures • 44min

Asterisk Channels Configurations.5 lectures • 1hr 9min

Asterisk Dialplan Programming - Part 26 lectures • 57min

Asterisk Tips & Tricks4 lectures • 11min

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