VoIP recording appliance runs Linux

Feb 04, 2009, 14:03 (0 Talkback[s])

"Chicago based OrecX is the sponsor of the Oreka open source call recording project, hosted on Sourceforge.net. More than 37,000 users have downloaded the open source version of Oreka, says the company. The company sells a variety of Linux-ready packaged applications based on Oreka, including the "enterprise-strength" Oreka TR Total Recorder, which is loaded onto its new appliance.

"The VoIP Recording Appliance is targeted at contact centers, legal offices, sales/transaction personnel, public safety agencies, and other SMB call-handling applications, says OrecX. The device offers live monitoring, record-on-demand, and rule-based selective and sampled recording. It can record up to 200 simultaneous VoIP sessions, claims the company."

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