Library items tagged: recording

Terms and Conditions for use of the Recording Service

Anonymous
Friday, January 27, 2012 - 14:03
Videoconferencing
recording
policy
INTRODUCTION 1. JANET(UK) agrees to provide to the Customer the JVCRS subject to these Terms. DEFINITIONS 2. “Authorised Booker” is a person authorised by the Customer to book JVCS conferences on behalf of the Customer using the JVCRS; such person(s) as notified by the Customer to JANET(UK) from time to time in writing. 3. “Commencement Date” is the date on which  these Terms have been signed by both JANET(UK) and the Customer.
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Recording

Anonymous
Thursday, January 26, 2012 - 10:11
Videoconferencing
recording
For Organisational Administrators Only To enable users within an organisation to use the JANET Videoconferencing Recording Service follow the simple steps below. Note, if a user had requested (via the Booking Service) to be enabled for use of the JVCRS, Organisational Admin will receive an email notifying them of the request.
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Call snooping, recording and unwanted guests

Anonymous
Monday, January 23, 2012 - 19:19
Videoconferencing
H323
security
call snooping
recording
unwanted guests
It is theoretically possible that in an H.323 conference an ‘outsider’ could snoop the session, recording or relaying an apparently private conference (by inspecting data in transit) or that a snooper is able to silently join a conference (by connecting to an MCU). For an attacker, gathering data ‘on the wire’ is safer as it reduces the chance of detection and being later traced.
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