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Capture rules allows the user to capture only certain calls to disk. It is typical not to save complete RTP packets to disk (or only the RTP headers) and allow them to capture full RTP packets or Graphs or SIP signalization based on IP or number rules. The sniffer is loading rules on start and allows reloading of rules without restarting the service. Reload rules by clicking | Capture rules allows the user to capture only certain calls to disk. It is typical not to save complete RTP packets to disk (or only the RTP headers) and allow them to capture full RTP packets or Graphs or SIP signalization based on IP or number rules. The sniffer is loading rules on start and allows reloading of rules without restarting the service. Reload rules by clicking the Reload sniffer button. | ||
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Revision as of 22:08, 13 May 2013
Capture rules allows the user to capture only certain calls to disk. It is typical not to save complete RTP packets to disk (or only the RTP headers) and allow them to capture full RTP packets or Graphs or SIP signalization based on IP or number rules. The sniffer is loading rules on start and allows reloading of rules without restarting the service. Reload rules by clicking the Reload sniffer button.
