VoIP Systems
SIP trunks, gateways, dialplans, softswitch behavior, registration, routing, call bridging, codec negotiation, and real call-flow troubleshooting.
Telecom engineering, field notes, and service areas
This page is the technical map for my telecom work: VoIP platforms, SIP/SBC routing, WebRTC, embedded voice, observability, AI voice, call center systems, Kubernetes signaling experiments, FreeSWITCH, OpenSIPS, RTPengine, SS7 learning, and practical case studies from call-flow debugging.
Expertise
Areas I want this telecom lab to organize and explain clearly.
SIP trunks, gateways, dialplans, softswitch behavior, registration, routing, call bridging, codec negotiation, and real call-flow troubleshooting.
SBC-style logic, topology control, SIP routing, header normalization, authentication, failover, trunk policies, and interconnect debugging.
WebRTC-to-SIP flows, ICE/STUN/TURN concepts, browser media behavior, signaling gateways, and RTP/SRTP troubleshooting.
Voice devices, SIP endpoints, ESP/audio experiments, constrained devices, RTP paths, microphone/speaker behavior, and practical embedded call flows.
Logs, SIP ladders, sngrep traces, RTP checks, response-code dashboards, carrier failure patterns, and operational visibility for voice systems.
How proxies, SBCs, media servers, PBX systems, carriers, APIs, and customer-facing call applications fit together.
Services
Practical work around debugging, routing, deployment, and voice architecture.
Investigate failed calls, rejected trunks, registration issues, route loops, codec mismatches, and one-way/no-audio problems.
Design or clean up routing logic around FreeSWITCH, Asterisk, OpenSIPS, Kamailio, trunks, gateways, and carrier failover.
Work on voice workflows, IVR behavior, queue/campaign flow, SIP integration, call recording, and AI voice call architecture.
Plan self-hosted voice infrastructure with observability, backups, Git-backed documentation, deployment safety, and operational clarity.
Case Studies
Realistic telecom problems this site should document as posts.
Study Areas
Research tracks for deeper telecom architecture and signaling knowledge.
Learning map for legacy/mobile signaling, telecom-core concepts, and how it relates to modern VoIP/IMS work.
Messaging/signaling concepts, presence, real-time communication, and how XMPP overlaps with telecom-style systems.
Media relay, NAT traversal, RTP/SRTP handling, WebRTC interop, and proxy/media separation.
Reading protocol specs as engineering references: SIP, SDP, RTP, NAT traversal, and telecom interoperability.
Connected voice devices, embedded endpoints, signaling constraints, and device-to-network communication patterns.
Security learning around SIP scanning, abuse patterns, weak authentication, exposed services, and defensive controls.