Easterhegg 2019 - Das neue Eventphone (PoC) Telefonsystem

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Covers design and implementation of event conference phone systems. Teaches telecommunications infrastructure and VoIP integration.

A 42-minute video from media.ccc.de: “Easterhegg 2019 - Das neue Eventphone (PoC) Telefonsystem”.

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