Mikrotik hasn't realized yet how much money they can make by implementing
CALEA 100% and charging $100-$200 extra for a CALEA specific capture
license...
I could not agree more!
Matt
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Subject: Re: [WISPA] Mikrotik's (lame) answer to CALEA as of 4/23
> But does that meet CALEA specs? Not really, since it does not do the
> MD5 hash and such. At least that is what I get from reading about
> CALEA. Basically if a TTP doesn't sign off o
27;t take an abundance
> of
> time to institute and maintain.
>
>
>
> I'm curious- do you have a solution, working now, that uses the hardware
> you
> mention and OpenCALEA to deliver a product that will be accepted by law
> enforcement, or are you just talking conce
rom a IP
address onto disk.
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It is lame because it is a featu
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Subject: RE: [WISPA] Mikrotik's (lame) answer to CALEA as of 4/23
It is lame because it is a feature that the user community needs and
wants,
and the vendor is passing the buck.
Not surprising, concerning their actions on FCC certification of other
products.
Mikrotik makes dandy rout
in Orlando, FL.
LaunchPad Pavilion J
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Why is that lame? I don't see where this is Mikrotik&#x
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Why is that lame? I don't see where this is Mikrotik's problem or issue.
I'm going to
Why is that lame? I don't see where this is Mikrotik's problem or issue.
I'm going to keep saying this over and over and over (started over a
year ago). Use a smart ethernet switch and mirror your main internet
connection to a box that can capture the traffic. Then use something
like openCalea
I asked:
> I have 3 of your licensed routers (level 4) When do you plan to
> release a version of RouterOS that is CALEA compliant?
>
> Thank You
They Replied:
Hello,
It already is, you simply have to enable sniffer of all traffic, and store
the raw data on a server that captures it. You ca
