We have yet another project with beautiful Asterisk. This solution now will be deployed in a yard at an Oil & Gas company. Yes, with over 400 extensions, multiple Telekom's providers, SIP trunk back to HQ and the list goes on....
Sunday, October 28, 2012
Wednesday, June 6, 2012
The wonders of Nagios
If you're watching your satellite TV on your mobile via 3G, know this, Nagios is monitoring the entire system that makes this possible :)
We have created an awesome solution that enables service providers to monitor the infrastructure that provides such an awesome facility.
We have created an awesome solution that enables service providers to monitor the infrastructure that provides such an awesome facility.
Kudos to our Nagios team!
Wednesday, May 23, 2012
Asterisk is now in the larger banking environemnt
Wow, it's been a while since I had written anything....
Anywho ..... We just closed a banking IPPBX project. The bank has many branches throughout Malaysia and an overall of 2000+ users.
We've got back-end integration into the banking system and future planning of integrating Asterisk for automated self-help services for their customers using our very flexible IVR.
If you would like to know more about this project, drop me an email.
Sunday, January 29, 2012
Something on a lighter side of life!
Something really cool is happening this 8th February in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia. If you're in the neighborhood, stop by and check this out ... You will have a blast!!!
Check it out --> WOPG
Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Thursday, November 24, 2011
A new chapter for Enterprise Infrastructure and Network Monitoring with Nagios
We made Nagios look sexy and cool. With over 4000 hosts to monitor, ranging from switches, routers, firewalls, load balancer to monitoring ISDN link status, RTA, IPSLA, performing backup and restore of configuration files, databases, various flavors of OS's from Windows, Linux, AIX, SUN OS.
Our customer requested for a unique management interface, where a GUI is created with static pre-defined templates with host specific information and service checks, a customized dashboard, extra functionality and a detailed reporting engine that can produce reports such as multiple host and a selection of services in a single report, multiple hosts and multiple services.
It took us around 4 months to get this up and running. Now Nagios is live and running as smooth as a road runner .. Beep Beep!
Here is a sample of the dashboard and management interface that was developed in-house.. cool eh!
Our customer requested for a unique management interface, where a GUI is created with static pre-defined templates with host specific information and service checks, a customized dashboard, extra functionality and a detailed reporting engine that can produce reports such as multiple host and a selection of services in a single report, multiple hosts and multiple services.
It took us around 4 months to get this up and running. Now Nagios is live and running as smooth as a road runner .. Beep Beep!
Here is a sample of the dashboard and management interface that was developed in-house.. cool eh!
Wednesday, November 23, 2011
Yet another interesting day with Asterisk
I just sent out a proposal on Asterisk for a customer that requires a mobility solution for their internal users. What does this Cisco glorified definition mean? Simply this, a communication solution that allows users on mobile phones with SIP clients to connect back to their office IPPBX using either 3G or wireless internet (WIFI) connection.
This is quite interesting, as the solution design needs to take in, consideration of security, now no one wants to place an IPPBX out there without any protection, just imagine how many port scanners are running out there! We put in a routing server behind a firewall, which does SIP routing for authenticated phones.
With this solution, imagine the cost savings to and from international locations.
Happy selling Asterisk folks...
PS: Pretty soon, I will be writing something really cool about Nagios, what we have developed and where we plan to take it!
This is quite interesting, as the solution design needs to take in, consideration of security, now no one wants to place an IPPBX out there without any protection, just imagine how many port scanners are running out there! We put in a routing server behind a firewall, which does SIP routing for authenticated phones.
With this solution, imagine the cost savings to and from international locations.
Happy selling Asterisk folks...
PS: Pretty soon, I will be writing something really cool about Nagios, what we have developed and where we plan to take it!
Monday, November 21, 2011
TechDay-Asia 2012
Techday Asia is currently the only Asterisk IP-Telephony Business conference in the World. After a successfull turnout earlier this year at its inauguration in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia, we decided to have it Bigger, Better and Further.
This coming Techday Asia will be a roadshow Asterisk Business conference that will be held in Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand from 27. Feb - 2. March 2012
This coming Techday Asia will be a roadshow Asterisk Business conference that will be held in Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand from 27. Feb - 2. March 2012
Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Asterisk is going super secure with Intuit
Just finished an interesting meeting with our business partner. We now have the ability to secure Asterisk, IP Phones, and many other components. Looks like this would be another giant leap for Intuit in IPPBX deployments.
Stay tuned for more details ...
Stay tuned for more details ...
Monday, November 14, 2011
How to Sell an Asterisk IPPBX solution, a sales person's guide
Ok, now after a long long time, I have decided to finally get something moving here. It's just been too long since I had the time and opportunity to write. We are looking at a Sales person's guide into selling Asterisk IPPBX, either for an office solution, call centre solution or specific components.
Firstly, we will concentrate on just a simple office solution, now this is further expanded into 2 to 3 categories.
a. Basic - With normal office requirements
b. Advance - With high availability and back end integration
c. Customized - With multiple locations, high availability and integration
Very likely, you will be confronted with 2 different scenario's. 1st scenario would be the easiest, a green field approach. All you need to do is understand the following information from your client:
1. Total amount of users
2. Total amount of incoming lines (analog or PRI)
3. Are there SIP trunks to low cost providers (pay attention to this as some of them will require specific codes for SIP trunks)
4. Features
Will all this basic information, now you would be able to cook up a really attractive proposal for your client.
Sunday, November 21, 2010
Another update
Finally.... Intuit is out with a new product ... we are a bunch of proud Intuiters with this new launch... something real cool ... a softphone that can work the way you want your softphone to work.
With full customization and cool features like passwords, central admin control, voice and video recording, just to name a few.
Check it out and let us know what you think!
Have a good weekend!
Friday, March 13, 2009
Thursday, February 5, 2009
Internet Explorer 8
Well, hello again people. This is really something interesting. I recently upgraded my IE in Vista to version 8.
Turn on's:
1. The overall performance of my IE was really good.
2. Liked the privacy browsing
3. Loads much faster that the previous version and much faster than Mozilla.
Turn off's:
1. Slowed my computer down -- and I mean really slowed it!
2. Tried some of the fixes from the MS Support site -- with no results
3. Almost crashed my computer -- Luckily I had system restore activated
Morale:
You would think that simply upgrading Internet Explorer would not cause an issue -- note that the way the browser integrates with the OS is as if it is the OS. I would strongly encourage backing up all your files before trying to upgrade anything.
Best is to wait till the commercial version has been released --
Turn on's:
1. The overall performance of my IE was really good.
2. Liked the privacy browsing
3. Loads much faster that the previous version and much faster than Mozilla.
Turn off's:
1. Slowed my computer down -- and I mean really slowed it!
2. Tried some of the fixes from the MS Support site -- with no results
3. Almost crashed my computer -- Luckily I had system restore activated
Morale:
You would think that simply upgrading Internet Explorer would not cause an issue -- note that the way the browser integrates with the OS is as if it is the OS. I would strongly encourage backing up all your files before trying to upgrade anything.
Best is to wait till the commercial version has been released --
Friday, October 17, 2008
Great Place for Dinner #1
Hi again, sorry for not updating my blog for sometime, just been plain busy. Well, recently, we had dinner at this really cool set up somewhere in Changkat Bukit Bintang. Its called Bermuda and Onion - Besides BOM BRAZIL.
This restaurant is for those of you that like to eat pork. They serve a variety of pork dishes, served Italian style. The chef is a very friendly and quite a hilarious chap.
The pricing there is not too expensive and the environment there is cozy. A good place to wine and dine.
I would definitely not recommend this place to my enemies :)



This restaurant is for those of you that like to eat pork. They serve a variety of pork dishes, served Italian style. The chef is a very friendly and quite a hilarious chap.
The pricing there is not too expensive and the environment there is cozy. A good place to wine and dine.
I would definitely not recommend this place to my enemies :)

Monday, October 13, 2008
Vista Easter Egg
Before I share this information, I must tell you that I found this kewl thing while google-ing for some other stuff. Amazing eh? What you can find on the web!
Here we go!
1. Open dos prompt - Start-Run and type command
2. Goto the root of C:\ "you can do this by typing cd\ and hit enter
3. At the root, type edit "filename".bat - Filename ---> Replace it with what ever turns you on :)
Copy and paste the following
cd\
aurora.scr /p65552
4. Save the file
5. In windows explorer, search for the newly created file and copy it onto your desktop
6. Double click that file and see what happens - something really kewl
7. To exit "Press "Alt" + "F4" simultanoeusly without the + sign :)
ENJOY!
Here we go!
1. Open dos prompt - Start-Run and type command
2. Goto the root of C:\ "you can do this by typing cd\ and hit enter
3. At the root, type edit "filename".bat - Filename ---> Replace it with what ever turns you on :)
Copy and paste the following
cd\
aurora.scr /p65552
4. Save the file
5. In windows explorer, search for the newly created file and copy it onto your desktop
6. Double click that file and see what happens - something really kewl
7. To exit "Press "Alt" + "F4" simultanoeusly without the + sign :)
ENJOY!
Sunway Lagoon
Saturday, October 11, 2008
We like challenges!
Thus far; we managed to successfully implement any customization requirements from our customers. We have yet to find a particular request that we could not fulfill. If you have some strange idea of how you want to implement Asterisk or Nagios in your organization or a specific customized feature for your organization, bring this challenge to us.
We have integrated Nagios with various monitoring tools out there; and some of them are from the big boys -- Guess what? the customers have now replaced "the big boys" with Nagios -- Kewl no?
I just love it, customers love it. It's all about choices. It's all about the freedom to choose. It's all about what you want us to do for you -- something "the big boys" need to comprehend. Today's demanding economy no longer sees dictatorship from vendors to customers, but rather, a solution requirement that is customer driven!
Open source in general provides us with that platform. With its open architecture and framework, we can achieve what others refer to as "wish list"....
If you have something to share about your experience with Asterisk and Nagios or anything related to OSS, do leave your comments :)
We have integrated Nagios with various monitoring tools out there; and some of them are from the big boys -- Guess what? the customers have now replaced "the big boys" with Nagios -- Kewl no?
I just love it, customers love it. It's all about choices. It's all about the freedom to choose. It's all about what you want us to do for you -- something "the big boys" need to comprehend. Today's demanding economy no longer sees dictatorship from vendors to customers, but rather, a solution requirement that is customer driven!
Open source in general provides us with that platform. With its open architecture and framework, we can achieve what others refer to as "wish list"....
If you have something to share about your experience with Asterisk and Nagios or anything related to OSS, do leave your comments :)
Friday, October 10, 2008
Intuit's Pool Nite
Wednesday, October 8, 2008
zoIPer: Asterisk Soft Phone

Well, this is a kinda late posting...hehehe ...well actually I just got this blog up and running. We installed the soft phone on my laptop and tried using the features of the software. To my amazement, the line quality is superb - I'm on streamyx line.
I called a few of my customers using VOIP, and in fact told them that I am calling using VOIP. The feedback that I got was very encouraging. The line was very clear and there were no interruptions.
Zoiper 2.0 Free (previously known as Idefisk) is a light application that provides basic and advanced VoIP functionalities at the cost of a click. Download for free.
Take a quick look at the advanced features of Zoiper Free:
• STUN support
• Various codec support
• Multiple accounts
• Adaptive Jitter buffer
• Echo cancellation
• Multilanguage support
• Portable storage device support
• More!
Asterisk: Password Reset via IVR
Something really cool in Asterisk - This is something an organization with LARGE number of users can use. You can now, get Asterisk to interface with AD or any applications, and get your users to reset passwords via the IVR. This means, the guys and girls at the help desk can concentrate in doing what they are paid for.
Well this solution is both secured and reliable. We have 2 customers that loved this solution. One is from the O&G industry and the other is from a Financial industry.
Imagine this .. you have an average of 2000 calls per month on password resets. Now all of such request can be handled by the IVR via Asterisk. Kewl no?
Well this solution is both secured and reliable. We have 2 customers that loved this solution. One is from the O&G industry and the other is from a Financial industry.
Imagine this .. you have an average of 2000 calls per month on password resets. Now all of such request can be handled by the IVR via Asterisk. Kewl no?
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but i just keep that shit off my mind
people living on twenty four hour clocks
but we're on a ride that never stops
hey mister bee the world change but you remain the same
and i wonder how you'll survive with the environment going down the drain
hey miss dragonfly i see you look at me with your beautiful eyes
you must be wondering what type of creature am i
a dog looked at me and said ziggy why can't we trust man
puss and me get together why can't you all just understand
an old tree stood there silently listening to every word we said
as a tear fell he cried what type of creature is man
i said hey mister tree the world change but you remain the same
and i wonder how you survive with the environment going down the drain
hey miss butterfly I see you look at me with your beautiful eyes
you must be wondering what kind of creature am i
you must be wondering what kind of creature am i
everybody's worried about time
but i just keep that shit off my mind
people living on twenty four hour clocks
but we're on a ride yes we're on a ride we're on a ride that never stops
hey mister bee the world change but you remain the same
and i hope you'll survive with the environment going down the drain
hey miss butterfly i see you look at me with your beautiful eyes
you must be wondering what type of creature am i
you must be wondering what type of creature is man
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