[*] Free SIP Monitoring, Diagnostic and Recording Tool - Feedback Wanted

[Aman Moolji]

Hi all,

 

Aman here from Devfoundry Software. We recently made the free edition of our
VoIP Aware software available for download and I was hoping to get some
feedback from the group.

 

It is available now for Windows and Linux and can found on our website @
www.voipaware.com.

 

To give you some background, Devfoundry is a software company based in
Toronto. VoIP Aware is our proactive SIP call monitoring and diagnostics
solution for voice and fax over IP.

 

VoIP Aware operates continuously to monitor all call traffic directly from
the Ethernet. Each call produces a CDR, a QoS analysis, and a PCAP file
containing all of the call's SIP, RTP and T.38 packets.

 

Capturing all calls the first time around saves the trouble of having to sit
there with Wireshark, hoping to capture a bad call after someone reports a
problem. In this case, you already have a capture of the bad call and can
begin analysis right away.

 

VoIP Aware also contains alerting features that can notify users of declines
in audio and fax quality; and is also able to extract fax pages and audio to
.tif and .wav formats from the captured packets of completed calls.

 

The free edition will monitor all calls but will only produce QoS, PCAPs and
extracted media for one call at a time. Alerting has also been disabled.

 

NOTE TO INTEGRATORS: VoIP Aware is accessed via a web interface making it
ideal to install as a leave-behind tool at your customer sites. This will
help proactively collect diagnostic data and can save you the time of having
to travel back to the customer site.

 

As I mentioned before, we are very interested to have your feedback, and
welcome any discussion on our forums (www.voipaware.com/forums).

 

If anyone has any questions, please feel free to be in touch.

 

Cheers,

 

Aman

 

 

Aman Moolji

Product Specialist

Devfoundry Software

+1.416.270.9300 x210

+1.866.247.5527 x210

 

 

 

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