Quick Start to OpenSIPS 3.1/3.2
What you'll learn
- Install an OpenSIPS server, register phones make a call one to another, from and to a PSTN
Requirements
- Linux
- MySQL
Description
OpenSIPS is one of the most popular open-source SIP servers in the market. The project started in 2008 as a fork of the SER project and it has evolved with new versions every year
The SIP and OpenSIPS skill is one of the most valuable for those pursuing a career in the telecommunication market. It is not hard to find jobs in this area with six-figures.
With OpenSIPS you can:
Register Users
Make Calls
Manipulate any header or body of the message
Route thousands of calls per second based on millions of prefix entries using Dynamic Routing
Route according to the quality of the call
Load balance Asterisk/FreeSwitch servers
Handle anycast scenarios
Support millions of subscribers in a single server
Translate IPv4 to IPv6
While this course was created to be a preparation course for the OpenSIPS Bootcamp, it is an excellent introductory course to OpenSIPS.
Objectives
By the end of this training, you should be able to:
Install OpenSIPS in a Debian 10 server
Understand the basics of the opensips.cfg file
Build a simple system capable to make calls between phones and a gateway
Attend the OpenSIPS Bootcamp following the required prerequisites
Topics Covered
Introduction to SIP
Introduction to OpenSIPS
Installation
Set OpenSIPS to start automatically
Building a simple system
Register several phones
Make calls between phones
Make calls to a gateway
Who this course is for:
- People interested to build high volume communication applications
- ITSPs employess
- IP PBX managers
- IP PBX, Session Border Controllers and SoftSwitch developers
Instructor
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- 1,140 Reviews
- 10,881 Students
- 4 Courses
I am getting old and curriculums are one the most boring things I’ve ever read. So, my creative curriculum is below.
I live in the sunny island of Floripa, Brazil, the single most beautiful place in the world, married since 1988 with Clarice and father of Anna (28) and Pedro (32).
I’m a geek, entrepreneur and surfer, not necessarily in this order. With surf I learned a lesson, practice does not always lead to perfection!
My first technical achievement in life was to replicate the Start Trek’s Gorn Cannon in 1980. Something Myth Busters fail to do in 2009. Always loved fireworks and gunpowder. In 1981 I did the Kubrick’s cube. When there was no Internet or instructions. I got my first computer in 1982.
After graduating in Mechanical Engineering in 1989, for the right reasons, I got a job in IT. The air conditioning on IT was much better than the one in the factory floor. I worked as a support analyst, network, and database administrator. I learned SQL at that time, the single most valuable training I have ever had. It is still very useful even after 30 years.
In 1993 I founded a Novell Education Center and became Master CNE and Master CNI. I owe Novell everything I know about teaching classes and provide training. What they did in the 90’s was groundbreaking in the industry and still a reference
In 1996 I founded my first company V.Office. A Cisco Integrator. One of my best decisions, we still have a large base of customers. Now after 25 years, 6 dozen professional tests and certifications such as CCNP/CCDP, CCSP and CCIE written, the company is a success and run almost by itself.
In 2006, for the right reasons, I have started a series of ventures related to VoIP and Asterisk. I wrote a book and training on Asterisk to be accredited in the market. The motivation was to replace the expensive and obsolete gear from snob vendors.
In 2008 with the help of my Jedi friend Bogdan Iancu I wrote the book “Building Telephony Systems with OpenSER”, later updated to OpenSIPS. Together we have launched the OpenSIPS Bootcamp and the OpenSIPS Certified Professional certificate.
In 2010 after several years running IP PBXs, I decided to start a new company called SipPulse to develop soft-switches and high-volume telephony. SipPulse is one of my biggest successes having more than 300 active customers. It is now being managed by a professional administrator and doing very well.
This year, 2021 in the middle of the pandemic, for some wrong reason I didn’t figured out yet, I have started two new ventures voip.school and wehostvoip for VoIP hosting
I’m trying at least to make my courses a little more fun than the usual power point torture.