NetVoice Helps Law Enforcement Compliance on VoIP Networks

March 9, 2005

NIKSUN's NetVoice 2005, released today, gives a service provider or enterprise the capability to monitor a VoIP network while maintaining quality of service. Today's news release is available here:

NIKSUN NetVoice Records and Analyzes Voice Over IP Calls; NetVoice Allows for Real-Time Troubleshooting, Improved Call Quality Control, and Lawful Intercept

Law enforcement may require the operator of a VoIP network to give access for intercept, surveillance and playback of calls.�NetVoice includes analytics that allow the administrator to monitor QoS. Following is a list of key features of NetVoice 2005:

-- Non-Intrusive recording of every flow in the VoIP network in real-time.

-- Authenticated call playback for remote monitoring and/or lawful-intercept.

-- VoIP Traffic Analysis - Provides an analysis of calls and messages at the packet level including message to packet correlation.

-- QoS Measurements - MOS, jitter, latency, and packet loss information is displayed in an easy-to-read tabular and graphical formats.

-- QoS and Usage Based Alarms - Provides the ability to set thresholds for QoS and usage metrics and generate alarms.

-- Call Detailed Record (CDR) generation and the ability to export it in ASCII, XML, and ODBC formats.

-- Correlation between CDR's and raw packets in provided for further analysis of a voice call.

-- Custom report capabilities provide customers the ability to customize and display relevant and information important.

Parag Pruthi, NIKSUN's Chairman and CEO, says that his company's new solution is cost-effective because it integrates "QoS, surveillance and law-enforcement requirements into a single solution."

AB -- 3/9/05

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