Toronto Asterisk User Group

Using Sangoma Wanpipe and Linux Heartbeat it is now possible to build a PBX with full hot-standby--including the PRI circuit. This means that using inexpensive hardware, it is possible to bring a higher level of redundancy to the enterprise.

TAUG has partnered with IT360 this year to put together The Asterisk and Open Telephony Conference, which is being held at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre on April 7, 2010. Full details will be published on the it360.ca website soon.

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Presenter:

Matthew Gamble, Team Lead, Voice Application Services
Primus Canada

Synopsis:

Cisco's latest line of Small Business Phones now support "XML Applications", which can be delivered to the phone from a standard web server, allowing you to deliver dynamic content directly to the phones and send user input back to the server. This talk will cover the layout, development, and deployment of these applications as well as interesting uses for these abilities as XML browsers become more ubiquitous in desk phones.

Richard is the founder and President of Positron Telecom, which produces innovative VoIP equipment for Telephony applications. He was previously a Sales Engineer, Territory Sales Manager and Product Manager at Eicon Networks and later Dialogic Corporation. From there he went on to start his own Linux consulting firm, which developed solutions based on OpenWrt and Asterisk projects, and created a line of embedded appliances at his company Bulletendpoints.