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Instructors:
Jonny Martin, Daniel Griggs
Who should attend:
This is a technical workshop, made up of lectures and hands-on lab work. Open to technical staff who are now or soon will be deploying IPMulticast services on a IP based Internet Service Provider (ISP) network, Enterprise network, Campus network or Internet exchange Point (IXP), for one-to-many and/or many-to-many data/media/NGN distribution services and applications.
Pre-requisites:
User level UNIX and basic system administration skills; basic understanding of VoIP; understanding of TCP/IP and some network design in a service provider environment.
What you will learn:
- An introduction to telephony past and present, and how this has evolved into Voice over IP.
- VoIP fundamentals; techniques, codecs, protocols, plus network and quality considerations.
- Cisco voice router configuration
- How to install and configure Asterisk, one of the most popular and fully feature open source PBXs available.
- Advanced techniques with Asterisk including database integration, interactive voice response (IVR) applications, billing systems, queuing / helpdesk sytems, and integration with external applications.
- Configuration of the open source SIP Express Router, and a look at other open source VoIP servers.
- VoIP platform architectures and management considerations
- Configuration and provisioning requirements for a variety of hardware, including Asterisk/Digium PSTN cards, Cisco voice gateways, and SIP handsets.
- Where and how to use ENUM, voice peering, and voice interconnection techniques.
- DNS and VoIP configuration
- A look at where VoIP technologies are heading, and current trends in VoIP deployments.
Technologies covered:
Basic circuit switched telephony, Cisco voice routersm VoIP protocols, Asterisk the open source PBX, SIP Express Router, ENUM, ISP VoIP architectures.
Abstracts
- Network Management and NOC Workshop
Hervey Allen (NSRC), Phil Regnauld (NSRC), Chris Evans (Delta-Risk)
- VOIP Deployment Workshop
Jonny Martin (PCH), Vicky Shrestha (PCH), Daniel Griggs (FX Networks)
- Network Security Workshop
Damien Holloway (Juniper Networks), Kunjal Trivedi I(Cisco), Merike Kaeo (Doubleshot Security)
- ISP Routing Workshop using IPv4 and IPv6
Gaurab Raj Upadhaya(PCH), Amante Alvaran (APNIC), Shankar Vridhagiri
- Advanced Routing - BGP Multihoming with IPv4 and IPv6
Philip Smith (Cisco), Mark Tinka (Global Transit)
- Toward The Internet 2.0
Hiroshi Esaki, Ph.D.
- Advancing the Philippines' Internet Infrastructure
William Torres, Ph.D.
- Integrating IP Wireless Sensor Networks
Patrick Grossetete, Archrock
- Lessons Learnt from the Beijing Olympic Games Website Measurement
Rocky K. C. Chang, The Hongkong Polytechnic University
- A technical demo and overview of .tel
Jim Reid (Telnic)
- BGP IN 2008 - what's changed
Geoff Huston (APNIC)
- IPv6 Traffic levels on Hurricane Electric's backbone
Martin Levy (Hurricane Electric)
- JANET's 40Gbps backbone
Rob Evans (JANET)
- From IPv4 only to v4/v6 Dual Stack
Shin Miyakawa (NTT)
- How to Keep CGNs from Breaking the Internet
Randy Bush (IIJ)
- IPv6 Deployment at IIJ
Yoshinobu Matsuzaki (IIJ)
- Session aware NAT
David Miles (Alcatel-Lucent)
- IANA and DNSSEC at the root
Richard Lamb (IANA)
- IPv6 at Google: lessons learned, state of the art, and the road to deployment
Lorenzo Colitti(Google)
- Euro-IX update
Serge Radovcic (Euro-IX)
- IPv6 at Monash University
John Mann(Monash University)
- What can IXPs do for IPv4/IPv6 route exchange?
Takabayashi Takejiro (Japan Internet Exchange Co., Ltd.) and Mawatari Masataka (Co-author)
- What can IXPs do about IPv4 exhaustion?
MAWATARI Masataka (Japan Internet Exchange Co., Ltd.) and TAKABAYASHI Takejiro
- DNS-OARC's Open DNSSEC Validating Resolver
Duane Wessels(DNS-OARC)
- AMS-IX Update
Cara Mascini(AMS-IX)
- DNSSEC in 6 minutes
Joao Damas (ISC)
- 32-bit ASNs
Chris Malayter, Switch&Data, Co-author: Greg Hankins , Force10 Networks
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