This document provides a representative project experience list for Stuart D. Patterson, AIA, NCARB including projects in commercial, corporate office, government, justice, education, and aviation sectors. As a project manager and director, Patterson has overseen the design and construction of numerous facility renovations, additions, and new buildings ranging from 5,000 square feet to over 1 million square feet. His experience includes projects for clients such as Unilever, Fifth Third Bank, Bank of America, Springfield Bible Church, and various government agencies.
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This document discusses securing an Asterisk PBX system. It covers configuring Asterisk for stability and performance, monitoring the Asterisk server, and hardening Asterisk security. Specific topics include optimizing the Asterisk configuration files to prevent extension hopping and restrict user access, using firewalls and NAT, running Asterisk as a non-root user, and monitoring the system with Nagios. The document provides recommendations for ensuring hardware reliability, updating for stability, and protecting the system from unauthorized access or denial of service attacks.
This document contains a collection of short quotes and sayings about life, relationships, personal growth, and maintaining a positive mindset. Some of the key messages expressed include: think positively and work diligently towards your goals every day; have courage to go against conventions when you think it's the right thing to do; appreciate your blessings more when they're gone; and maintain a sense of humor but never use it to hurt others. The quotes offer advice and perspectives on topics like dealing with challenges, making good impressions, acquiring wisdom, and living life to the fullest each day.
This document provides instructions for using a voice broadcast application. It describes how to configure groups, IVR destinations, templates, broadcasts, and view reports. Key steps include:
1) Creating groups and adding contact information.
2) Setting up IVR destinations which provide response options and template configurations which define prompts and actions.
3) Scheduling and launching broadcasts which use templates and groups.
4) Viewing call detail and traffic reports to analyze broadcast performance.
This document introduces Asterisk, an open-source private branch exchange (PBX) system that provides voice over IP (VoIP) capabilities. It can integrate physical and virtual phone lines while supporting protocols like SIP, H.323, and IAX. Asterisk is highly customizable and can be used for tasks beyond basic call routing, like voicemail, conferencing, and interactive voice response systems. The document provides an overview of how to set up Asterisk with hardware like T1 cards and SIP phones, and highlights applications and configuration files used to program its call routing and features.
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This document provides a representative project experience list for Stuart D. Patterson, AIA, NCARB including projects in commercial, corporate office, government, justice, education, and aviation sectors. As a project manager and director, Patterson has overseen the design and construction of numerous facility renovations, additions, and new buildings ranging from 5,000 square feet to over 1 million square feet. His experience includes projects for clients such as Unilever, Fifth Third Bank, Bank of America, Springfield Bible Church, and various government agencies.
This document appears to be a scanned receipt from a restaurant. It lists the date, time, table number, and items ordered including drinks and food. The subtotal, tax amount, and total due are also displayed at the bottom suggesting this is a dinner receipt for a group of people.
This document discusses securing an Asterisk PBX system. It covers configuring Asterisk for stability and performance, monitoring the Asterisk server, and hardening Asterisk security. Specific topics include optimizing the Asterisk configuration files to prevent extension hopping and restrict user access, using firewalls and NAT, running Asterisk as a non-root user, and monitoring the system with Nagios. The document provides recommendations for ensuring hardware reliability, updating for stability, and protecting the system from unauthorized access or denial of service attacks.
This document contains a collection of short quotes and sayings about life, relationships, personal growth, and maintaining a positive mindset. Some of the key messages expressed include: think positively and work diligently towards your goals every day; have courage to go against conventions when you think it's the right thing to do; appreciate your blessings more when they're gone; and maintain a sense of humor but never use it to hurt others. The quotes offer advice and perspectives on topics like dealing with challenges, making good impressions, acquiring wisdom, and living life to the fullest each day.
This document provides instructions for using a voice broadcast application. It describes how to configure groups, IVR destinations, templates, broadcasts, and view reports. Key steps include:
1) Creating groups and adding contact information.
2) Setting up IVR destinations which provide response options and template configurations which define prompts and actions.
3) Scheduling and launching broadcasts which use templates and groups.
4) Viewing call detail and traffic reports to analyze broadcast performance.
This document introduces Asterisk, an open-source private branch exchange (PBX) system that provides voice over IP (VoIP) capabilities. It can integrate physical and virtual phone lines while supporting protocols like SIP, H.323, and IAX. Asterisk is highly customizable and can be used for tasks beyond basic call routing, like voicemail, conferencing, and interactive voice response systems. The document provides an overview of how to set up Asterisk with hardware like T1 cards and SIP phones, and highlights applications and configuration files used to program its call routing and features.
This document appears to be a scanned receipt from a company called intsig.com. It lists a date of January 15th, 2023 and includes items purchased, prices, subtotals, taxes and a total amount due of $58.23. The receipt provides key details of a transaction that occurred on January 15th, 2023.
This document discusses securing an Asterisk PBX system. It covers configuring Asterisk for stability and performance, monitoring the Asterisk server, and hardening Asterisk security. Specific topics include optimizing the Asterisk configuration files to prevent extension hopping and restrict user access, setting up server monitoring with Nagios, securing the Asterisk processes as a non-root user, and using firewalls, chroot jails and Linux hardening to restrict access. Proper configuration of hardware, software updates and failover systems are also recommended for ensuring Asterisk reliability and uptime.
This document provides an overview of VoIP (Voice over IP) technology. It begins with a brief history of traditional telephone networks and an explanation of how VoIP utilizes Internet infrastructure to transmit voice calls. Key benefits of VoIP include lower costs compared to traditional phone networks since the same wiring and equipment can be used for both data and voice. Standards bodies have developed protocols for encoding, transmitting, and decoding voice streams over IP networks. Signaling protocols like SIP and H.323 are used to set up calls by mapping phone numbers to IP addresses. A basic VoIP system includes IP phones and a media gateway controller to interface with the public switched telephone network.
Asterisk is an open source framework for building communications applications. It can turn an ordinary computer into a communications server, powering IP PBX systems, VoIP gateways, and more. This document provides step-by-step instructions for compiling, installing, and configuring Asterisk on Linux to make a test call between a softphone and the Asterisk server using IAX2 protocol. Sample configuration files are provided and explained to configure modules, extensions, and SIP.
Insight IVR is a powerful interactive call flow software that allows companies to create customized automated phone applications. It has a robust call handling engine that can handle high call volumes and supports both TDM and VoIP networks. The software also includes an application generator that allows non-technical users to visually design call flows using a drag-and-drop interface. Insight IVR provides various features like text-to-speech, speech recognition, database integration and call transferring to build powerful IVR solutions for industries like customer service, healthcare, and education.
This document discusses securing an Asterisk PBX system. It covers configuring Asterisk for stability and performance, monitoring the Asterisk server, and hardening Asterisk security. Specific topics include optimizing the Asterisk configuration files to prevent extension hopping and restrict user access, setting up server monitoring with Nagios, securing the Asterisk processes as a non-root user, and using firewalls, chroot jails and Linux hardening to restrict access. Proper configuration of hardware, software updates and failover systems are also recommended for ensuring Asterisk reliability and uptime.
This document provides an overview of VoIP (Voice over IP) technology. It begins with a brief history of traditional telephone networks and an explanation of how VoIP utilizes Internet infrastructure to transmit voice calls. Key benefits of VoIP include lower costs compared to traditional phone networks since the same wiring and equipment can be used for both data and voice. Standards bodies have developed protocols for encoding, transmitting, and decoding voice streams over IP networks. Signaling protocols like SIP and H.323 are used to set up calls by mapping phone numbers to IP addresses. A basic VoIP system includes IP phones and a media gateway controller to interface with the public switched telephone network.
Asterisk is an open source framework for building communications applications. It can turn an ordinary computer into a communications server, powering IP PBX systems, VoIP gateways, and more. This document provides step-by-step instructions for compiling, installing, and configuring Asterisk on Linux to make a test call between a softphone and the Asterisk server using IAX2 protocol. Sample configuration files are provided and explained to configure modules, extensions, and SIP.
Insight IVR is a powerful interactive call flow software that allows companies to create customized automated phone applications. It has a robust call handling engine that can handle high call volumes and supports both TDM and VoIP networks. The software also includes an application generator that allows non-technical users to visually design call flows using a drag-and-drop interface. Insight IVR provides various features like text-to-speech, speech recognition, database integration and call transferring to build powerful IVR solutions for industries like customer service, healthcare, and education.
