Jim,
If this is all SIP traffic look at using oreka
http://oreka.sourceforge.net/ . They do have IAX recording also working
in the subversion copy I believe.
My understanding is even in a large facility, you just hang a capture
server on each subnet and feed everything to a central server if you
need to scale it.
Mike
Jim Van Meggelen wrote:
Folks,
Any thoughts on the sanest way to record all calls in a system with a single
T1(PRI) and about 50 sets?
It's probably possible to handle this on a single server, but I can't help
but think that storing the media on another machine is at least worth a
look.
Does something like fibre channel make sense (even if it's overkill)?
Thanks for any thoughts.
Jim
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