Yes, a client of ours does this on a regular basis. We have not done all
the fancy things possible, so what we have is this:.
1. Call comes in.
2. Recorded call gets saved as "Year_month_date_CallerID_UNIQID.wav"
3. Call stays both on the server & auto FTP's to another server
So in other words, because asterisk is your frame work to bridge a telephone
system to any application, you can go crazy with both the call recording,
encryption, time stamps, storing them off site, storing them on site,
zipping the files that has been generated for a week, and so on... You
imagine it, then you can build it.
Cheers!
Reza.
----- Original Message -----
From: "David Steele" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, July 25, 2007 10:06 AM
Subject: [on-asterisk] Call recording
Is anyone here using Asterisk to record calls for regulatory requirements?
I'm curious if there are any special hoops that have to be jumped through
to
record the call of a stock trader that would rule Asterisk's call
recording
functionality out and force you to use a solution like Dictaphone (or
whatever they are called these days).
For example, I do know that regs require the calls of a stock trader to be
timestamped... but is the file system stamping enough, or does it have to
be
encrypted into the file?
Cheers,
Dave.
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