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To support regulatory compliance and quality control purposes for call centers and financial institutions, the
supports session recording by sending a copy of the RTP stream of the call to be recorded to an external recording device.
The
does not participate in the decision process of which calls need to be recorded. Instead, it receives information about calls to be recorded
via through an enhanced SIP interface as defined by NICE Systems. NICE uses call ID, calling DN and
UCID ( Unique Call ID
(UCID) to identify the recording session
. This format supports Avaya recording.
The
supports session recording functionality only if media is anchored in SBC. If direct media is applied, RTP streams do not flow through the
, and the
cannot duplicate RTP packets.
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To enable/disable a SIP Signaling Port to allow recording, use CLI syntax:
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% set addressContext <addressContext_name> zone <zone_name> sipSigPort <index> recorder <disabled | enabled> |
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To enable/disable recording from SIP trunk group, use CLI syntax:
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% set addressContext <addressContext_name> zone <zone_name> sipTrunkGroup <TG_NAME> media recordable <disabled | enabled> |
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or SIP Trunk Group - Media (EMA) for configuration details. |
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