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| Todd Franklin 2007-08-13, 1:12 pm |
| I have a need to record a few lines, at all times.
Has anyone had good experiences with any sort of recorder for the cisco IP
phones (spec. 7940s and 7960s).
These are not POTS lines, so I can't place the recorder in front of the
gateway....the recorder would need to "sniff" the network for VOIP packets
and assemble them into recordings.
Thanks.
PS- I have been looking into CallReplay (call-replay.com) but am not sure
what else is out there.
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| John Osmon 2007-08-13, 7:11 pm |
| On Mon, Aug 13, 2007 at 01:07:50PM -0500, Todd Franklin wrote:
> I have a need to record a few lines, at all times.
> Has anyone had good experiences with any sort of recorder for the cisco IP
> phones (spec. 7940s and 7960s).
> These are not POTS lines, so I can't place the recorder in front of the
> gateway....the recorder would need to "sniff" the network for VOIP packets
> and assemble them into recordings.
If you're a 'roll your own' type of shop:
- run Asterisk and use it as your outbound/inbound gateway. Let it
open a second connection to the actual destination, and record
- base something on pcapsipdump
>From a commercial standpoint, I've seen good results with:
- http://www.telrex.com/
- http://www.edigin.com/
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| Kent Roberts 2007-08-14, 1:11 am |
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> I been working with oreka, its nice and simple for plain recording. I
> have it watching 2 ds3's on a 3.4gig xeon. works well for free! esp, if
> its a remote site that needs monitoring...
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> http://oreka.sourceforge.net
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> On 8/13/07, Todd Franklin <toddnh65@gmail.com> wrote:
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