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packet sniffing

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packet sniffing
Inspecting packets being transmitted in a network. See network analyzer.
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This means that voice data traffic can be routed to multiple nodes in multiple locations, making it extremely difficult to correlate and combine for recording and surveillance purposes using packet sniffing technology.
The Challenges of Promiscuous Packet Capture Methods for Recording ... by Burt Schwartz / Business community
You can have all the content filters and packet sniffing software in place across your network, but if there is someone viewing something he shouldn't be, there is little you can do.
The Weakest Corporate Security Link by Network World Middle East
CSI's Marcia is seeing firms switch from harvesting calls witfi packet sniffing technologies to grabbing audio directly from the phone system software using APIs such as Avaya's device media call control (DMCC) and Cisco's Active Recording.
Contact center recording: more than Logging calls by Read, Brendan B. / Customer Interaction Solutions
 
 
 
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