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lexdino:
Wow
A truckload of resources to consume!

Still struggling with understanding all the basics of PBX as explained in the part 1 of that series.
But I managed to login to the PBX VM on Virtualbox today.
Hopefully, will make more progress tomorrow.

Are you into embedded systems as well? I mean I2C, SPI, RTOS and those bare metal stuffs?

Lol! Truckload I know. Bookmark them. Come to them later. I may not be readily available soon. So I'm "dumping" as much as I can until my next relatively down time which may be for a few months. Focus on the Videos for now. All 32. After that we'll see where I can point you. Don't forget to keep your C/C++ in view. Very important. VERY IMPORTANT. Not all "seniors" have malicious intentions lol. (I'm not a senior o. Cos where you feel say you sabi reach you go see who sabi pass)

My fun projects are more towards home labbing. Currently messing about with home and building automation. Hard to do it properly in Naija because the electrical wiring in our homes are worse than substandard. But we still dey try to get around it

Handful of Raspberry Pi projects as well.

airsaylongcome:
Lol! Truckload I know. Bookmark them. Come to them later. I may not be readily available soon. So I'm "dumping" as much as I can until my next relatively down time which may be for a few months. Focus on the Videos for now. All 32. After that we'll see where I can point you. Don't forget to keep your C/C++ in view. Very important. VERY IMPORTANT. Not all "seniors" have malicious intentions lol. (I'm not a senior o. Cos where you feel say you sabi reach you go see who sabi pass)

My fun projects are more towards home labbing. Currently messing about with home and building automation. Hard to do it properly in Naija because the electrical wiring in our homes are worse than substandard. But we still dey try to get around it

Handful of Raspberry Pi projects as well.

nigerian electrical wiring is very easy to bypass and do whatever you want to do except you're renting an apartment


I prefer esp32 , raspberry pi is too expensive for me .

Kaczynski:
nigerian electrical wiring is very easy to bypass and do whatever you want to do except you're renting an apartment

I prefer esp32 , raspberry pi is too expensive for me .

So two things, I'm just learning it watching a lot of US/UK videos. No prior electrical knowledge. So opening up switches and not seeing neutral and I'm confused. Also, na rent o. I no fit dey do any how for another person house.

Identify this and get. I'm decluttering.

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airsaylongcome:
So two things, I'm just learning it watching a lot of US/UK videos. No prior electrical knowledge. So opening up switches and not seeing neutral and I'm confused. Also, na rent o. I no fit dey do any how for another person house.

Identify this and get. I'm decluttering.

I'm too poor to get a specialized Nas box , I'm using sjitty HP desktop with Celeron as my home server
installed parabola and customized it with navidrome for my playlist

Kaczynski:
I'm too poor to get a specialized Nas box , I'm using sjitty HP desktop with Celeron as my home server
installed parabola and customized it with navidrome for my playlist

Identify the device first na

airsaylongcome:
Identify the device first na

odriod

Thank you very much.
I am currently studying embedded systems part-time in Germany.
If there's anything I can be of help, quid pro quo , kindly let me know.

Will keep you informed about my progress.

airsaylongcome:
Lol! Truckload I know. Bookmark them. Come to them later. I may not be readily available soon. So I'm "dumping" as much as I can until my next relatively down time which may be for a few months. Focus on the Videos for now. All 32. After that we'll see where I can point you. Don't forget to keep your C/C++ in view. Very important. VERY IMPORTANT. Not all "seniors" have malicious intentions lol. (I'm not a senior o. Cos where you feel say you sabi reach you go see who sabi pass)

My fun projects are more towards home labbing. Currently messing about with home and building automation. Hard to do it properly in Naija because the electrical wiring in our homes are worse than substandard. But we still dey try to get around it

Handful of Raspberry Pi projects as well.

lexdino:
Thank you very much.
I am currently studying embedded systems part-time in Germany.
If there's anything I can be of help, quid pro quo , kindly let me know.

Will keep you informed about my progress.

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bettere join any hacxker space and be attending tech conf

lexdino:
Thank you very much.
I am currently studying embedded systems part-time in Germany.
If there's anything I can be of help, quid pro quo , kindly let me know.

Will keep you informed about my progress.

Sipwise link I sent earlier. They are German or Austrian.

Passcom is an ITSP in Germany. I actually really wanted to work with them when I started. They had a really good VOIP training programme.

https://jobs.pascom.net/en/

They also have a really good YouTube channel.

hxxps://www[.]youtube[.]com/@pascomnet

Was actually supposed to be in Germany this weekend for the Kamailio conference starting on Monday. Small world to hear you are in Germany. Really small world I tell you!

SIP Cyber Security Attack Handling, sounds cool too


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v35GGLZ7DN8

Yeah, it is.

Thank you very much

airsaylongcome:
Sipwise link I sent earlier. They are German or Austrian.

Passcom is an ITSP in Germany. I actually really wanted to work with them when I started. They had a really good VOIP training programme.

https://jobs.pascom.net/en/

They also have a really good YouTube channel.

hxxps://www[.]youtube[.]com/@pascomnet

Was actually supposed to be in Germany this weekend for the Kamailio conference starting on Monday. Small world to hear you are in Germany. Really small world I tell you!

airsaylongcome:
Lol! Truckload I know. Bookmark them. Come to them later. I may not be readily available soon. So I'm "dumping" as much as I can until my next relatively down time which may be for a few months. Focus on the Videos for now. All 32. After that we'll see where I can point you. Don't forget to keep your C/C++ in view. Very important. VERY IMPORTANT. Not all "seniors" have malicious intentions lol. (I'm not a senior o. Cos where you feel say you sabi reach you go see who sabi pass)

My fun projects are more towards home labbing. Currently messing about with home and building automation. Hard to do it properly in Naija because the electrical wiring in our homes are worse than substandard. But we still dey try to get around it

Handful of Raspberry Pi projects as well.

my bros i have been seeing you around the programming section for long but it seems your field is quite different and it seems you have a lot of hobbies as well please i will like you to just open a thread about how you got started in what you do and just share your stories to inspire new lads this programming section shouldnt be just for web and mobile development alone i am currently picking up electronics and i will share my story about it when i get beta at it i am expecting your response selah

peterincredible:
my bros i have been seeing you around the programming section for long but it seems your field is quite different and it seems you have a lot of hobbies as well please i will like you to just open a thread about how you got started in what you do and just share your stories to inspire new lads this programming section shouldnt be just for web and mobile development alone i am currently picking up electronics and i will share my story about it when i get beta at it i am expecting your response selah

One day hopefully. One day. Someone else can start that to encourage others to join in.

Here is an interview process for a Senior VoIP Engineer on indeed with Diabolocom
Recruitment Process:

1. Technical test.
2. Call with Talent Acquisition Manager.
3. Tech interview with VoIP team.
4. Interview with CTO.
5. On-site interview with the team

Haba! Is this not too much

MindHacker9009:
Here is an interview process for a Senior VoIP Engineer on indeed with Diabolocom
Recruitment Process:

1. Technical test.
2. Call with Talent Acquisition Manager.
3. Tech interview with VoIP team.
4. Interview with CTO.
5. On-site interview with the team

Haba! Is this not too much

I don't know if this is a standard process for hiring Senior VoIP Engineers. I've not had more than one round of screening before getting an offer.

I understand the need though for a "Technical Test" even though no one really does a "Technical test" unless for the really really big voice providers like possible Sinch or maybe RingCentral or 8x8. You work your way through the ranks (or at least that's what I've done). My CTO regularly got on troubleshooting calls when things got red. At the heart of it though is a very good knowledge of SIP. The "holy grail" for understanding SIP is the book "SIP: Understanding the Session Initiation Protocol" by Alan B Johnston. If you know it like the back of your hand you will destroy most interviews. I say most because some of our work is also a people-management job. Customers regularly lie about what they have or haven't done to their physical phones or their network. You need to be able to dance around those with deft people skill.

MindHacker9009:
Here is an interview process for a Senior VoIP Engineer on indeed with Diabolocom
Recruitment Process:

1. Technical test.
2. Call with Talent Acquisition Manager.
3. Tech interview with VoIP team.
4. Interview with CTO.
5. On-site interview with the team

Haba! Is this not too much

it's not too much if you know what you're doing


pay package gonna be hefty af

Kaczynski:
it's not too much if you know what you're doing

pay package gonna be hefty af

A technical discussion is enough to know if a candidate can do a tech job. In most cases a technical test is just used to make candidates to do the company's work for free.

airsaylongcome:
I don't know if this is a standard process for hiring Senior VoIP Engineers. I've not had more than one round of screening before getting an offer.

I understand the need though for a "Technical Test" even though no one really does a "Technical test" unless for the really really big voice providers like possible Sinch or maybe RingCentral or 8x8. You work your way through the ranks (or at least that's what I've done). My CTO regularly got on troubleshooting calls when things got red. At the heart of it though is a very good knowledge of SIP. The "holy grail" for understanding SIP is the book "SIP: Understanding the Session Initiation Protocol" by Alan B Johnston. If you know it like the back of your hand you will destroy most interviews. I say most because some of our work is also a people-management job. Customers regularly lie about what they have or haven't done to their physical phones or their network. You need to be able to dance around those with deft people skill.

You are right such Technical Test does not look like a standard process.

Kaczynski:
it's not too much if you know what you're doing

pay package gonna be hefty af

For this kind of drawn out screening, there's no way anyone is going to accept anything less than $180/hr. Most likely $200+ hourly. It's unnecessarily drawn out for an experienced Senior. Most seniors know the technical in so much depth that a Technical "test" will be very condescending.

Edit: I just looked at Diabolocom and see that it's a European (French) company. EU pays considerably less than North America, so offer may be significantly lower than what I quoted above in USD.

airsaylongcome:
For this kind of drawn out screening, there's no way anyone is going to accept anything less than $180/hr. Most likely $200+ hourly. It's unnecessarily drawn out for an experienced Senior. Most seniors know the technical in so much depth that a Technical "test" will be very condescending.

Edit: I just looked at Diabolocom and see that it's a European (French) company. EU pays considerably less than North America, so offer may be significantly lower than what I quoted above in USD.

Bros, can you talk about voip in relation to audio procturing in online examination?

Karleb:
Bros, can you talk about voip in relation to audio procturing in online examination?

Use media stream record and save the files of each students in Amazon s3 storages or Azure or wasabi or Google cloud to server. If you use Voip it is like initiating a call when the examination is going on and when the call ends you will store the records on cloud storage.

Alphabyte3:
Use media stream record and save the files of each students in Amazon s3 storages or Azure or wasabi or Google cloud to server. If you use Voip it is like initiating a call when the examination is going on and when the call ends you will store the records on cloud storage.

Thank you.

Karleb:
Thank you.

Welcome chief!!

Karleb:
Bros, can you talk about voip in relation to audio procturing in online examination?

First thing that came to my head is SIP over WebRTC. Two use cases I see would for 1) monitoring sound from the examinees location and 2) two-way communication between the examinees and the invigilator.

Not something I've ever done but I can see why it could be needed. Is it the best option for just invigilation? It may be overkill I think. Something like a WebRTC with recording software (Oreka/Orecx) would be my preferred rather than heavyweight VoIP like Asterisk or Freeswitch.

Checkout Janus or Livekit for open source stuff that I think should be able to better handle it

airsaylongcome:
First thing that came to my head is SIP over WebRTC. Two use cases I see would for 1) monitoring sound from the examinees location and 2) two-way communication between the examinees and the invigilator.

Not something I've ever done but I can see why it could be needed. Is it the best option for just invigilation? It may be overkill I think. Something like a WebRTC with recording software (Oreka/Orecx) would be my preferred rather than heavyweight VoIP like Asterisk or Freeswitch.

Checkout Janus or Livekit for open source stuff that I think should be able to better handle it

Thank you bros.

Soooo, I just read one guys post on a different platform and had to come back here quick quick.

I imagine there are people who will see this as show off, bragging or being proud. Abeg o, if that is how it has come across to anyone here, I apologise. It's very very far from bragging. How much I get wey I go dey brag or dey form?

It's more about me trying to give back. To spark something in someone. Anyone really. We really don't need to japa to have a chance of success in this IT "runs" wey we dey do. Yorùbá say ona kan o w'oja (many roads lead to the market). I'm just trying to shed light on one of the least travelled ones. Who knows maybe someone may decide to enter it.

Una doh o. I greet all of una

PS: I go drop the professional tone and try to be more approachable. Na work mode dey let person type with one kind "forming" language. I be full Waff boy forget all the big big grammar

Anyone watching the Crosstalk Solutions videos? Need clarification? Feel free to ask. I will answer to the best of my ability. Would focus on answering any questions related to the videos over the weekends.

airsaylongcome:
Anyone watching the Crosstalk Solutions videos? Need clarification? Feel free to ask. I will answer to the best of my ability. Would focus on answering any questions related to the videos over the weekends.

Crawling slowly through them over here
Will be continuing from part 5 later this evening.

airsaylongcome:
Anyone watching the Crosstalk Solutions videos? Need clarification? Feel free to ask. I will answer to the best of my ability. Would focus on answering any questions related to the videos over the weekends.

Hello man,
The FreePBX dashboard is now behind an IPv6 link-local in Virtualbox (interface:eth0, IP:fe80::d6cd:34b:33f8:44cf)
My research so far says browsers do not support link-local requests.
SSH forwarding to redirect localhost calls from my Windows?
How to setup such?

lexdino:
Hello man,
The FreePBX dashboard is now behind an IPv6 link-local in Virtualbox (interface:eth0, IP:fe80::d6cd:34b:33f8:44cf)
My research so far says browsers do not support link-local requests.
SSH forwarding to redirect localhost calls from my Windows?
How to setup such?

We run away from IPv6 in VoIP o.

hxxps://support[.]supremainc[.]com/en/support/solutions/articles/24000081864-how-to-install-local-sip-server-freepbx-asterisk-in-virtualbox

Are you installing FreePBX 17? You'd need to install Debian 12 first before running the script to install FreePBX on top of it. If that's going to confuse you, just download the most recent version of FreePBX 16 (hxxps://downloads[.]freepbxdistro[.]org/ISO/SNG7-PBX16-64bit-2306-1[.]iso) and follow the guide above