TwinCites Asterisk Users Group

So I did not get a response to the last request for meeting information and I did not show up. There was a meeting and I guess I missed out. Can someone please post info about a meeting for this Sat, May 9th.

Thanks

I was just wondering if there was going to be a meeting this weekend. I would hate to drive to the cities to find I was having a meeting of 1. One is the loneliest number you know.

Thanks

The agenda is open for our next meeting. I think we'll plan on an open discussion of anyones choosing. If we're lacking a
topic, we'll give a demo of installing fail2ban for your asterisk system.

Bring your questions, ideas and projects and we will help you work through them.

Jimmy John's is just a block away or we can order pizza. The meeting will begin at 11:30am on Saturday.

There is a large parking lot in the rear of the building. Please note, the doors at the front of the property are not

The next meeting of the TwinCities Voip Users Group (The TC Asterisk Users Group) will be Saturday June 14th, 2008.

Jay Taylor has made progress with ISDN BRI service for the United States version of this service using SPIDs. He'll be presenting his experience with this project and tell us what's left to do and how he got it working.

This month, we're meeting at the same building, but on another floor in another suite. As I recall it's suite 210.

Jimmy John's is just a block away or we can order pizza as usual. The meeting will begin at 11:30am on Saturday.

The next meting of the TwinCities Asterisk Users Group will be Saturday January 12th at 11:30am in the Sound Choice Communications LLC offices at 7839 12th Ave, Bloomington MN 55425 - (N44d51.646'/W93d15.500')

There will be a Twin Cities Asterisk Users Group meeting this Saturday, May 12th, at 11:30 'til about 1:30 at the Atacomm Corporate Offices at 7365 Kirkwood Court N., Suite 350, Maple Grove, Minnesota 55369.

Although there is no formal program scheduled, we'll chat about Asterisk applications including interesting dial plans including one enabling Asterisk systems to keep an eye (ear?) on each other to warn of computer, power or network outages. We may develop a dial plan to call Mom to wish her a happy Mothers' Day. And another to call 1-800 FLOWERS to get us out of the
dog house.