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From: Vance D. <van...@gm...> - 2006-08-01 18:26:43
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Our company uses Asterisk for our 600 seat call center. We plan on putting a Ranch Networks device in front of the switch to provide us with automatic failover. The Ranch Networks box bridges the calls so Asterisk no longer will see the rtp stream for the calls. That means that we can no longer use our current method of recording calls directly using the Asterisk software. We would like to use Oreka. However our current (in house developed) application for listening to the recorded calls allow our users to search for a recording by caller id, caller name, DNIS, Queue, etc. Some of this information is provided by Asterisk and some is captured by our CRM software. We can match the recorded wav files with this meta data via the Asterisk call ID. Is there any means within Oreka of storing in the SQL database information in the SIP header? Is there an API for storing additional data in the SQL database by an external application? Or, even better does someone have a better solution? We have developers on staff that could modify the code if we were given some direction. -- Vance Dailey |