[asterisk-biz] Re: Verizon Interconnection

[Steve Totaro]

> 
> 
> > The point that you make about lurking until you have more knowledge
and
> > not posting would seem to be an oxymoron since without asking
questions
> > you typically don't learn.
> >
> there is also a difference between asking say google and asking a
> list.  Trying to learn on your own before going to others can be a
> valid way to learn.  Reading books, looking at resources where others
> have asked similar questions, experimentation, etc are all valid ways
> to learn.
> 
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I find a great way to answer a question that stumps me is to draft an
email to the list.  During the process of writing the email, I define
the problem in words rather than whatever concept I have in my head.
Then I clarify the problem further so that any responses will be more on
target with the problem I am facing.  Finally, I list the things I have
tried and the outcome, results, and logs.

Guess what?  I usually answer my own question before I can hit send.
The reason why is because I am indirectly following the steps of
troubleshooting a problem.

http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/cisintwk/itg_v1/tr1901.htm#wp102
0562

Thanks,
Steve Totaro