Hello,
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Cheers, Daniel
Hi,
I am using openser-1.1.1-tls and have several UA's connected and traversing NAT using Mediaproxy. All works fine. When these UA's make a call to PSTN I use asterisk and it provides the ability to intercept or listen in to the call as required for lawful interception.
Is there a way to also intercept or listen in to calls between two UA's when asterisk is not required?
Thanks in adavance
Raju
On Thursday 27 March 2008, Raju Abhyankar wrote:
Hi,
I am using openser-1.1.1-tls and have several UA's connected and traversing NAT using Mediaproxy. All works fine. When these UA's make a call to PSTN I use asterisk and it provides the ability to intercept or listen in to the call as required for lawful interception.
Is there a way to also intercept or listen in to calls between two UA's when asterisk is not required?
Hi,
if you want to intercept media, then you need some solution to handle this stream for you. OpenSER care only about the SIP signaling as you probably know. So if you already proxy the media in the p2p case through your infrastructure, you just need a network sniffer to intercept the call data. Otherwise you need to place an additional media proxy "between" the two UAs.
Cheers,
Henning
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