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Call Recording Configuration
To use the centralized call recording function, make sure the following requirements are
met:
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You need a recording seat license for each extension that will be recording: either
Dedicated Recording Seat licenses assigned to particular extensions or a Concurrent
Recording Session license that is shared by a fixed number of extensions.
•
It is recommended that you have a separate storage server to store recorded files.
•
Recorded files (64Kbps PCM format) can be managed by the VRManager (licensed)
application or can simply be saved and played with VRPlayer (free).
•
If your system has a multi-chassis configuration and the gateway needs to transmit
recorded files to a storage server, you need to set up an FTP server to facilitate the
file transfer. You do
not
need to set up an FTP server for a single chassis (all-in-one)
installation.
•
If an agent is using an IP phone and recording is turned on, the system will use a
recording channel on a VoIP board to process the recording session. The IP phone
will occupy a codec channel on the VoIP board to allow the recording channel to tap
into the conversation. You need to make sure that the AltiServ that agents belong
to (and the gateway for a multi-chassis installation) have adequate VoIP codec
channels to record conversations. The basic guideline is to have one codec channel
per agent.
•
Because recording files require a large amount of disk storage space, NAS (Network
Attached Storage) system is recommended, unless VRManager is used.
Description of the Recorded File Name
The recorded file name contains the following information:
•
R!
mmddyyyy_hhmmss!callerID!calleeID!workgroupID!DNIS!sessionID
!R
•
mmddyyyy_hhmmss
is the time stamp when the recording starts
•
callerID
is the caller ID or extension number. It could also be:
•
bgn
for barge-in call
•
sm
for a silent monitor call
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trk(bbcc)
for an inbound trunk call without caller ID.
bb
is the board logical ID
and
cc
is the channel ID
Summary of Contents for MAX Communication Server ACC 6.0
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Page 34: ...Chapter 1 Overview 20 MAXCS ACC 6 0 Administration Manual...
Page 98: ...Chapter 6 Voice Mail Configuration 84 MAXCS ACC 6 0 Administration Manual...
Page 124: ...Chapter 9 Call Recording Configuration 110 MAXCS ACC 6 0 Administration Manual...
Page 128: ...Chapter 10 Application Extension Configuration 114 MAXCS ACC 6 0 Administration Manual...
Page 186: ...Chapter 13 In Call Routing Configuration 172 MAXCS ACC 6 0 Administration Manual...
Page 198: ...Chapter 14 Out Call Routing Configuration 184 MAXCS ACC 6 0 Administration Manual...
Page 230: ...Chapter 15 Extension Configuration 216 MAXCS ACC 6 0 Administration Manual...
Page 238: ...Chapter 16 Setting Up IP Extensions 224 MAXCS ACC 6 0 Administration Manual...
Page 254: ...Chapter 18 Mobile Extension Configuration 240 MAXCS ACC 6 0 Administration Manual...
Page 272: ...Chapter 20 Paging Group Configuration 258 MAXCS ACC 6 0 Administration Manual...
Page 276: ...Chapter 21 Line Park Configuration 262 MAXCS ACC 6 0 Administration Manual...
Page 298: ...Chapter 22 Workgroup Configuration 284 MAXCS ACC 6 0 Administration Manual...
Page 316: ...Chapter 24 Network Configuration Guidelines for VoIP 302 MAXCS ACC 6 0 Administration Manual...
Page 350: ...Chapter 25 Enterprise VoIP Network Management 336 MAXCS ACC 6 0 Administration Manual...
Page 370: ...Chapter 27 System Report Management 356 MAXCS ACC 6 0 Administration Manual...
Page 392: ...Chapter 28 Microsoft Exchange Integration 378 MAXCS ACC 6 0 Administration Manual...
Page 400: ...Chapter 29 TAPI Integration 386 MAXCS ACC 6 0 Administration Manual...
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