V-Tap VoIP Manual EN v2.7 Oct 2018 © 2017-2018 Vidicode 7
2.2
Software installation
External software is needed to extract the recorded calls from the
Tunnel data that is produced by the V-Tap VoIP. Also, when the data is
first stored on an SD card, external software is needed to interpret this
data from the card, especially when the data is encrypted.
The Tunnel data stream, coming directly from the V-Tap, can be send to
the Call Recorder Apresa or the Call Recorder VoIP software.
NOTE:
The V-Tap needs at least one Apresa or PC upload-channel license key
before the Apresa or CR-VoIP software can record your calls. Recording
multiple calls simultaneously need more upload-licenses.
2.2.1
Call Recorder Apresa
The Call Recorder Apresa is recorder software running on the Linux
operating system. The Apresa can receive Tunnel data from the V-Tap,
convert this data into audio files and store the files into its own
database.
The Apresa can receive multiple data streams from many V-Tap units
simultaneously. In that case the recordings of different locations are
centrally stored in one database.
To setup the Apresa to act as a Tunnel server for a V-Tap, go to
System settings, Network tab
and enable “V
-
Tap” as is shown below:
NOTE1: Apre
sa’s IP address is the “Tunnel Server Address” in the V
-Tap.
NOTE2: Be sure the Encryption password is the same as in the V-Tap unit.