Lawful intercept - Revision history

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	Service providers perform lawful intercept activities such as wiretapping to meet government mandated legal requirements. While exact delays vary according to the jurisdiction, there is usually an obligation to ~~commence~~ lawful intercept activities within a set timeframe.		Service providers perform lawful intercept activities, such as wiretapping to meet government mandated legal requirements. While exact delays vary according to the jurisdiction, there is usually an obligation to start lawful intercept activities within a set timeframe.

	[[Image:Lawful-intercept-schematic.jpg\|thumb\|240px\|Schematic showing use of TelcoBridges' Tmonitor devices in a lawful intercept context]]		[[Image:Lawful-intercept-schematic.jpg\|thumb\|240px\|Schematic showing use of TelcoBridges' Tmonitor devices in a lawful intercept context]]
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	== TelcoBridges and Lawful intercept ==		== TelcoBridges and Lawful intercept ==
	~~The~~ TelcoBridges ~~products~~ offer 2 options to add Lawful interception in the network:		TelcoBridges offer 2 options to add Lawful interception in the network:
	* Development platform using the [[Tmonitor]] product line.		* Development platform using the [[Tmonitor]] product line.
	* Built-in Lawful Interception feature of the [[Tmedia]], either with local routing or with H.248.		* Built-in Lawful Interception feature of the [[Tmedia]], either with local routing or with H.248.

Allyntree at 15:19, 6 September 2022

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	Service providers perform lawful intercept activities such as wiretapping to meet government mandated legal requirements. While exact delays vary according to the jurisdiction, there is usually an obligation to commence lawful intercept activities within a set timeframe.		Service providers perform lawful intercept activities such as wiretapping to meet government mandated legal requirements. While exact delays vary according to the jurisdiction, there is usually an obligation to commence lawful intercept activities within a set timeframe.

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	=== Development platform ===		=== Development platform ===

	Solution developers can customize ~~the~~ lawful intercept to regulatory needs. For more about the Tmonitor ~~inteception capacites~~, click the link below:		Solution developers can customize lawful intercept to meet regulatory needs. For more about the Tmonitor interception capacities, click the link below:
	*[[Tmonitor_Lawful_Intercept\|Tmonitor Lawful Intercept]]		*[[Tmonitor_Lawful_Intercept\|Tmonitor Lawful Intercept]]

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	=== [[Tmedia]] built-in lawful interception ===		=== [[Tmedia]] built-in lawful interception ===

	Service providers can be compliant to government regulation with [[Tmedia]] ~~build~~-in solution. Go to the following link to learn more:		Service providers can be compliant to government regulation with [[Tmedia]] a built-in solution. Go to the following link to learn more:
	*[[Tmedia_Lawful_Intercept\|Tmedia Lawful Intercept]]		*[[Tmedia_Lawful_Intercept\|Tmedia Lawful Intercept]]

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	The TelcoBridges products offer 2 options to add Lawful interception in the network:		The TelcoBridges products offer 2 options to add Lawful interception in the network:
	* Development platform using the [[Tmonitor]] product line.		* Development platform using the [[Tmonitor]] product line.
	* Built-in Lawful Interception feature of the [[Tmedia]].		* Built-in Lawful Interception feature of the [[Tmedia]], either with local routing or with H.248.

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	=== Development platform ===		=== Development platform ===

	Solution developers can customize the lawful intercept to regulatory needs. For more about the Tmonitor inteception capacites, ~~see~~ [[Tmonitor_Lawful_Intercept\|Tmonitor Lawful Intercept ~~feature~~]].		Solution developers can customize the lawful intercept to regulatory needs. For more about the Tmonitor inteception capacites, click the link below:
			*[[Tmonitor_Lawful_Intercept\|Tmonitor Lawful Intercept]]


	=== ~~Lawful intercept using~~ [[Tmedia]] built-in interception ~~feature~~ ===		=== [[Tmedia]] built-in lawful interception ===

			Service providers can be compliant to government regulation with [[Tmedia]] build-in solution. Go to the following link to learn more:
			*[[Tmedia_Lawful_Intercept\|Tmedia Lawful Intercept]]

	~~Service providers can be compliant to government regulation with [[Tmedia]] build-in solution, see [[Tmedia_Lawful_Intercept\|Tmedia Lawful Intercept feature]] to learn more.~~

	== References ==		== References ==
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	[[category:Glossary]]		[[category:Glossary]]
	~~[[category:Coming Soon]]~~

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	Service providers perform lawful intercept activities such as wiretapping to meet government mandated legal requirements. While exact delays vary according to the jurisdiction, there is usually an obligation to commence lawful intercept activities within a set timeframe.		Service providers perform lawful intercept activities such as wiretapping to meet government mandated legal requirements. While exact delays vary according to the jurisdiction, there is usually an obligation to commence lawful intercept activities within a set timeframe.

	~~The challenge for service providers has been to cost~~-~~effectively meet lawful~~ intercept ~~requirements. Historically, this has meant deploying monitoring software on a subset of network components or purchasing a limited number of hardware probes that are then shuttled around the network~~. The immediate problem is that while network equipment can be configured to perform network monitoring, with the purchase of additional software from the equipment manufacturer, this comes at the cost of overall network performance since it requires resources normally dedicated to call connection and control. The use of ~~hardware probes often introduces latency and~~ in ~~many cases requires communications to be temporarily interrupted to install the equipment. Any disruption to the service that could tip off the person(s) under surveillance defeats the purpose of the~~ lawful intercept ~~effort~~.		[[Image:Lawful-intercept-schematic.jpg\|thumb\|240px\|Schematic showing use of TelcoBridges' Tmonitor devices in a lawful intercept context]]
			[[Image:Lawful-intercept-with-tmedia.png\|thumb\|240px\|Schematic showing interception of a call already routed with a Tmedia]]
	~~Both solutions, hardware and software, have often been single purpose in nature, merely increasing the costs~~ of ~~operations~~ with ~~no additional upside for the provider.~~


	== TelcoBridges and Lawful intercept ==		== TelcoBridges and Lawful intercept ==
	The TelcoBridges products offer ~~both~~ options ~~for implementation of~~ Lawful interception:		The TelcoBridges products offer 2 options to add Lawful interception in the network:
	* ~~Using hardware monitor (with~~ [[Tmonitor]] ~~family of products)~~		* Development platform using the [[Tmonitor]] product line.
	* ~~Using built~~-in Lawful Interception feature of [[Tmedia]] ~~running Toolpack software (starting with release 2~~.7)		* Built-in Lawful Interception feature of the [[Tmedia]].

	~~=== Lawful intercept using [[Tmonitor]] family of products ===~~
	The TelcoBridges [[Tmonitor]] family of products ([[TM1000]] and [[TM2000]] for T1/E1/J1 networks; the [[TM3000]] for STM-1 networks) provide a high-performance network monitoring solution that can be cost-effectively deployed to support lawful intercept activities.

	~~[[Image:Lawful-intercept-schematic.jpg\|thumb\|240px\|Schematic showing use of TelcoBridges' Tmonitor devices in a lawful intercept context]]~~		=== Development platform ===
	Tmonitor devices perform non-intrusive, full-duplex monitoring, filtering, and analysis of traffic such as [[SS7]] and [[ISDN]] signaling, [[HDLC]] frames, as well as raw traffic on T1/E1/JI or STM-1 interfaces at line speed, providing up to 100% packet capture. It features highly configurable on-board packet filters so that only relevant information is captured from traffic streams and stored. Tmonitor also allows service providers to also record up to 256 channels of voice traffic in the TM1000 and much higher in subsequent models.

	~~Unlike software-based solutions running on~~ the ~~base station controller,~~ Tmonitor ~~devices impose no additional overhead on the core network equipment. Unlike a hardware probe~~, Tmonitor ~~creates no additional latency and therefore no performance hit~~.		Solution developers can customize the lawful intercept to regulatory needs. For more about the Tmonitor inteception capacites, see [[Tmonitor_Lawful_Intercept\|Tmonitor Lawful Intercept feature]].


	'''One important note:''' The very same Tmonitor hardware in place at a service provider used to respond to [[Lawful intercept\|lawful intercept]] mandates to can be used to perform [[Network monitoring\|network monitoring]] activities and provide [[Location-based services\|location-based services]]. This allows service providers to maximize their investment by achieving additional business objectives and, in the case of location-based-services, actually monetizing the data generated by network activity.

	=== Lawful intercept using [[Tmedia]] built-in interception feature ===		=== Lawful intercept using [[Tmedia]] built-in interception feature ===
	In case you are already using (or plan to use) TelcoBridges [[Tmedia]] to route calls in your network, you can take advantage of the Lawful intercept feature built into [[Tmedia]] products (starting with release 2.7 of [[Toolpack]] software).
	~~The [[Tmedia]] supports Lawful interception based on the following specification: ETSI 201 671 v2-1-1.~~

	~~[[Image:Lawful-intercept-with-tmedia.png\|thumb\|240px\|Schematic showing interception of a call already routed with a Tmedia]]~~

	~~Using The Lawful Interception feature built into [[Toolpack]] allows providing Lawful Interception without installation of other equipment, which can be a very cost effective solution.~~

	~~== See also ==~~
	~~To configure Lawful Interception in [[Toolpack]] Web Portal, see here:~~
	* [[configuring_lawful_interception\|Configuring Lawful Interception]].

	~~To read general information on how Lawful Interception is done with [[Toolpack]], according to ETSI 201 671 v2-1-1, see here:~~
	* [[using_lawful_interception\|Using Lawful Interception]].


			Service providers can be compliant to government regulation with [[Tmedia]] build-in solution, see [[Tmedia_Lawful_Intercept\|Tmedia Lawful Intercept feature]] to learn more.

	== References ==		== References ==

	[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lawful_interception Wikipedia article]		[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lawful_interception Wikipedia article]

	[[category:Glossary]]		[[category:Glossary]]
	[[category:Coming Soon]]		[[category:Coming Soon]]
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	Using The Lawful Interception feature built into [[Toolpack]] allows providing Lawful Interception without installation of other equipment, which can be a very cost effective solution.		Using The Lawful Interception feature built into [[Toolpack]] allows providing Lawful Interception without installation of other equipment, which can be a very cost effective solution.

	To configure Lawful Interception in [[Toolpack]] Web Portal, see here: [[configuring_lawful_interception\|Configuring Lawful Interception]].		== See also ==
			To configure Lawful Interception in [[Toolpack]] Web Portal, see here:
			* [[configuring_lawful_interception\|Configuring Lawful Interception]].

			To read general information on how Lawful Interception is done with [[Toolpack]], according to ETSI 201 671 v2-1-1, see here:
			* [[using_lawful_interception\|Using Lawful Interception]].


	~~To read general information on how Lawful Interception is done with [[Toolpack]], according to ETSI 201 671 v2-1-1, see here: [[using_lawful_interception\|Using Lawful Interception]].~~

	== References ==		== References ==

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	=== Lawful intercept using [[Tmedia]] built-in interception feature ===		=== Lawful intercept using [[Tmedia]] built-in interception feature ===
	In case you are already using (or plan to use) TelcoBridges [[Tmedia]] to route calls in your network, you can take advantage of the Lawful intercept feature built into [[Tmedia]] products (starting with release 2.7 of [[Toolpack]] software).		In case you are already using (or plan to use) TelcoBridges [[Tmedia]] to route calls in your network, you can take advantage of the Lawful intercept feature built into [[Tmedia]] products (starting with release 2.7 of [[Toolpack]] software).
			The [[Tmedia]] supports Lawful interception based on the following specification: ETSI 201 671 v2-1-1.

	[[Image:Lawful-intercept-with-tmedia.png\|thumb\|240px\|Schematic showing interception of a call already routed with a Tmedia]]		[[Image:Lawful-intercept-with-tmedia.png\|thumb\|240px\|Schematic showing interception of a call already routed with a Tmedia]]

	The [[~~Tmedia~~]] ~~supports~~ Lawful ~~interception based on the following specification: ETSI 201 671 v2-1-1~~.		Using The Lawful Interception feature built into [[Toolpack]] allows providing Lawful Interception without installation of other equipment, which can be a very cost effective solution.

	To configure Lawful Interception in [[Toolpack]] Web Portal, see here: [[configuring_lawful_interception\|Configuring Lawful Interception]].		To configure Lawful Interception in [[Toolpack]] Web Portal, see here: [[configuring_lawful_interception\|Configuring Lawful Interception]].

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	To configure Lawful Interception in [[Toolpack]] Web Portal, see here: [[configuring_lawful_interception\|Configuring Lawful Interception]].		To configure Lawful Interception in [[Toolpack]] Web Portal, see here: [[configuring_lawful_interception\|Configuring Lawful Interception]].

	To read general information on how Lawful Interception is done with [[Toolpack]], according to ETSI 201 671 v2-1-1, see here: [using_lawful_interception\|Using Lawful Interception]].		To read general information on how Lawful Interception is done with [[Toolpack]], according to ETSI 201 671 v2-1-1, see here: [[using_lawful_interception\|Using Lawful Interception]].

	== References ==		== References ==