Terminating VOIP HW| Call Recording Reference

Configure Terminating(active) VOIP recording

Terminating(active) recording: The term refers to the situation when recorded media streams are sent by some device directly to the recorder (e.g. BIB enabled Cisco phones, SIPREC enabled device or similar protocol).
Passive recording: The term refers to the situation when recorded media streams are retrieved from the network traffic by monitoring the Mirror Port on the network switch.

Since ver 4.9.2 , new protocols for siprec HW available, ZETRON - to record Zetron Radio Voice Logger Gateway Interface, RFC - Siprec RFC draft support

new cli command :

cli>(config-hw_siprec)protocol <cisco|zetron|rfc>

CLI (Command Line Interface) (How to use CLI Tool - refer to CLI Tool Overview)		GUI (Graphical User Interface)
VSLogger Terminating VOIP recording package is configured in config hw siprec mode. Note: This mode is always available in VSLogger server Use hw siprec ? - command to display all available configuration options for this mode `cli>(config)` `->hw siprec` `cli>(config-hw_siprec)` `->?` `help\|? - embedded help` `show - show current configuration` `exit - exit current configuration mode` `enable [y\|n] - enable/disable hw` `startport [port] - set starting port of rtp port range` `sipport [port] - set recorder listening sip port` `numdev [num] - num of siprec devices` `nicset [1-n] - set recoder NIC` `niclist - show available NICs` `mstartext [ext] [y\|n] - set extensions allowed for manual start recording` `mstopext [ext] [y\|n] - set extensions allowed for manual stop recording` `recordext [ext] [y\|n] - set recorded extensions` `cli>(config-hw_siprec)` `Use hw siprec show - command to display current configuration of this mode` `cli>(config-hw_siprec)` `->show` `----------------------------------------` `hw [siprec]` `----------------------------------------` `available: y` `enabled: y` `protocol: cisco` `startport: 8000` `sipport: 5060` `numdev: 5` `ipaddress: 0.0.0.0` `recordext: 1000-1006` `mstartext:` `mstopext:` `cli>(config-hw_siprec)`		SIPREC Configuration settings are accessible by navigating through Setup->Hardware->Edit
Initial configuration steps 1. Enable siprec hardware
`cli>(config-hw_siprec)` `->enable y` `cli>(config-hw_siprec)`
2. Set max number of recorded endpoints (phones)
Attention!!. This operation will add the corresponding number of channels to recorder channels list. Channels list will be updated on config reload command `cli>(config-hw_siprec)` `->numdev 8` `cli>(config-hw_siprec)`
3. Select Network card
Display all available Network Cards `cli>(config-hw_siprec)` `->niclist` `----------------------------------------` `nic# \|set \|ip \|id (description)` `----------------------------------------` `1 n 192.168.6.1 \Device\NPF_{14D2965F-F31D-461B-9D91-24645E9D8BE7} (VMware Virtual Ethernet Adapter)` `2 n 0.0.0.0 \Device\NPF_{77E092E8-B620-48AA-A839-E303080689F6} (Intel(R) 82574L Gigabit Network Connection)` `3 n 192.168.42.221 \Device\NPF_{9769D74F-AD39-4408-8088-74C2291CFE77} (Intel(R) 82574L Gigabit Network Connection)` `4 n 192.168.179.1 \Device\NPF_{FF1C11B5-7687-454C-AD17-570D8BB79EEF} (VMware Virtual Ethernet Adapter)` Select card to record from. `cli>(config-hw_siprec)` `->nicset 3` `cli>(config-hw_siprec)` `->niclist` `----------------------------------------` `nic# \|set \|ip \|id (description)` `----------------------------------------` `1 n 192.168.6.1 \Device\NPF_{14D2965F-F31D-461B-9D91-24645E9D8BE7} (VMware Virtual Ethernet Adapter)` `2 n 0.0.0.0 \Device\NPF_{77E092E8-B620-48AA-A839-E303080689F6} (Intel(R) 82574L Gigabit Network Connection)` `3 y 192.168.42.221 \Device\NPF_{9769D74F-AD39-4408-8088-74C2291CFE77} (Intel(R) 82574L Gigabit Network Connection)` `4 n 192.168.179.1 \Device\NPF_{FF1C11B5-7687-454C-AD17-570D8BB79EEF} (VMware Virtual Ethernet Adapter)` Note that card 3 is selected now
Signaling specific configuration steps
`startport [port] - set starting port of used RTP port range` Two even port numbers assigned to each individual RTP stream, starting from this number. Two odd port numbers reserved for CRTP streams `sipport [port] - set recorder listening sip port` Port where recorder will be listening for SIP signaling requests. `mstartext [ext] [y\|n] - set or clear extensions allowed for manual start recording` `mstopext [ext] [y\|n] - set or clear extensions allowed for manual stop recording` `recordext [ext] [y\|n] - set or clear recorded extensions` If you want to enable only specific extensions list. If the recordext list is empty, all calls are accepted for recording. Add or remove desired extensions from the corresponding list. Command adds by default if y\|n parameter is missing. Individual or ranges of extensions can be added or removed with each call. For example: recordext 101-115,120,125 - adds requested extensions to recorded extensions list recordext 101,102 n - removes requested extensions to recorded extensions list. Now remaining extensions in the list are 103-115,120,125

Configure Terminating(active) VOIP recording

CLI (Command Line Interface)(How to use CLI Tool - refer to CLI Tool Overview)

GUI (Graphical User Interface)

Initial configuration steps

2. Set max number of recorded endpoints (phones)

Signaling specific configuration steps

CLI (Command Line Interface)
(How to use CLI Tool - refer to CLI Tool Overview)