Re: [dispatch] Comments on draft-jain-dispatch-session-recording-protocol-req-00

["Jain, Rajnish" <[e-mail]>]

> > I'm not sure that the Persistent and Dynamic Recording as defined above
> > correspond to the Always On and On Demand modes defined in
> > http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-wing-sipping-srtp-key-04#section-4.
> >
> > [LeonP] It is different in the way that the Recording Session is
> > established only once during initialization (or login events) and then
> > only media is forwarded per each call in order to minimize the
> > clipping.
>
> I see the "Always On" Recording as a separate third mode of Recording where
> for a particular one or set of devices(possibly set via provisioning), all
> calls are recorded from start to end(by setting up recording sessions) and
> no persistent recording sessions are kept for them.

I guess this is semantics, but wouldn't that still be "On Demand"? In your scenario, it just so happens that the RC/RS have been configured to record all calls for a given end-point, but the recording sessions are still established on a per call basis.

Thanks,
Raj



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