The V-Tap VoIP is a hardware and software solution for the recording of telephone calls that are transported over an IP network.

V-Tap-VoIP Features:

• The supplied hardware unit filters the network traffic, wraps the sniffed data into a special tunnel-format and stores it onto an SD card, The V-Tap VoIP can operate therefore stand-alone
• The captured data can then be sent back over the network to an external server, This server can be a Call Recorder Apresa (running on Linux) or by the V-Archive software (running on a Windows PC)
• The external Apresa recorder or V-Archive software can both interpret the Tunnel-format and can make playable audio files from it, together with the original date, time and call number information (meta data)
• By default, the V-Tap VoIP functions as a normal switch that allows 4 Ethernet connections. This makes it possible to connect 3 VoIP phones directly and use one port for connection to the network
• It is also possible to connect the output of another switch, when more than 3 phones must be recorded
• A VoIP phone can also be a softphone running on a PC; recording is then achieved by simply wiring the PC’s network through the V-Tap VoIP. Port mirroring is done internally
• By using the SD card (FAT32 formatted), the V-Tap VoIP can operate completely stand-alone and can store data for weeks or even months, depending on the capacity of the card
• The internal settings of the V-Tap can be accessed through a web interface by any browser