Telrex Partners with Avaya to Provide CallRex Call Recording Support for:
* Avaya IP Office version 3.1 via TAPI
* Communication Manager via TSAPI
Avaya VoIP call recording with CallRex Call Recording™ is an advanced, packet-based call recording and monitoring software solution designed for the Avaya IP Office 403, 406 and 412, S8700 and Communication Manager.
they havent tested with an IP500, and the last software revision they mention is 3.1
we are now on 4.2
so you would have to contract them
arsene knows......
everything. apart from the importance of depth in a squad. and what a chequebook looks like......
have branches in the US do a very good recorder and cheaper too, but the cheapest option is using voicemail pro (recordings to email) with optional contact store (centrally stored recordings with search function).
The contact store however doesn't encrypt the recordings so depending on the customer this mightn't suit.
Cain&Abel could work for voip recording and it's free, but it does a lost more so watch out. I only use it for monitoring, if you know how to set it up it's easy to record every IP call.
Anybody know why once a call is transferred it quits recording? Both of my contacts stores are doing this. The call is recorded once in comes in or goes out, but as soon as the call is transferred to someone else, the recording feature stops.
I think one important thing is missed in this thread and that is that the IPO is using Conference Channels when you record calls.
So if you have a 406v2, you will only be able to record 21 calls even if you have 30 channels in VM Pro.
406v2 have 64 Conf channels.
412 has 128 Conf channels and the IP500 can have up to 128.
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