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Enter the IP address of the local VoIP phone. If multiple phones are used,
input the IP address of each phone, separated by commas. This setting is
used to determine what is the local and remote side of a call, which is
needed to determine the direction of a call (inbound or outbound).
Instead of specifying individual IP addresses, it is also possible to specify
an IP range, using the standardized network prefix notation. For
example:
192.168.0.0/24 means that the first 24 bits are fixed, and the last 8 bits
may vary, which means that, in this example, all IP addresses that start
with 192.168.x would be considered local.
Note1: Enter the IP address of the local VoIP PBX might cause, that the
shown direction of the call is incorrect.
Note2: This IP address is not used as a filter.
• Avaya
This option enables support for the special Avaya (IP Office) H.323
protocol.
• Minimum Duration
Minimum Duration refers to the minimum duration of a recording for it
to be stored. Standard setting would be 5 seconds. Recordings shorter
than the set Minimum duration will not be stored.
• Call Recording for Skype Software
By default, this option is not active. When activated, a button with the
name "Uses Skype Software" is displayed in the List tab of the main
screen, and Skype calls are recorded. When this option is enabled for the
first time and after an update of the software, the Skype software itself
will ask your permission if the VoIP software may use Skype.
Note:
This option makes use of the API provided by Skype. Changes in the API
or the removal of this API in future updates of Skype may cause this
feature not to work anymore.
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