Intercept Related Information
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The call data (known as Intercept Related Information or [[IRI]] in Europe and Call Data or CD in the US) consists of information about the targeted communications, including destination of a voice call (e.g., called party’s telephone number), source of a call (caller’s phone number), time of the call, duration, etc. | The call data (known as Intercept Related Information or [[IRI]] in Europe and Call Data or CD in the US) consists of information about the targeted communications, including destination of a voice call (e.g., called party’s telephone number), source of a call (caller’s phone number), time of the call, duration, etc. | ||
| − | ==IRI | + | ==IRI records== |
* Lawful Interception, a feature as provided by service providers to law enforcement agencies, allows law enforcement agencies to intercept calls | * Lawful Interception, a feature as provided by service providers to law enforcement agencies, allows law enforcement agencies to intercept calls | ||
** By receiving a copy of the audio of both parties | ** By receiving a copy of the audio of both parties | ||
** By receiving call information records (or IRI records) | ** By receiving call information records (or IRI records) | ||
| − | * Intercept Related Information | + | * Intercept Related Information record (IRI record) is a CDR-style record that contain IRI information on an intercepted call |
| + | ==IRI records generating== | ||
| − | + | * IRI records are generated at various states of the interception | |
| + | * They provide information on the interception, and call state | ||
| + | * In a call, each call leg can be an interception target | ||
| + | * When a leg is an interception target, it’s intercepted: | ||
| + | ** Audio «from» this leg is forked to a new outgoing call | ||
| + | ** Audio «to» this leg is forked to a new outgoing call | ||
| + | ** IRI records are generated for this interception | ||
| + | * Both legs may be independently and simultaneously intercepted | ||
| + | ** 2 pairs of forked audio outgoing calls | ||
| + | ** 2 sets of IRI records | ||
| − | + | ==Types of IRI records== | |
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| − | + | * Start: Indicate that the interception is starting | |
| − | * | + | * Continue: Indicate call state change |
| − | * | + | * End: Indicate the end of the interception |
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| + | ===Typical information found in an IRI record=== | ||
| − | + | * Record type (Start, Continue, End) | |
| − | + | * LIID (unique identifier of the intercepted target) | |
| + | * CIN (communication identity number) | ||
| + | * Operator identifier | ||
| + | * Direction (target is originating, or terminating) | ||
| + | * Call state (idle, setup, connected) | ||
| + | * Duration of ring and conversation states | ||
| + | * Calling / called party numbers | ||
| + | * Release reason | ||
| + | * CC link state (setup, active, released, lack of resources) | ||
| + | * CC link release reason | ||
| − | + | ==IRI records encoding== | |
| + | * IRI records are encoded in ASN.1 format | ||
| + | * ASN.1 IDs and objects hierarchy for encoding IRI records is provided by ETSI specifications | ||
| − | + | ==IRI records values and files specification== | |
| + | * IRI records values can be | ||
| + | ** Mandatory in each record | ||
| + | ** In one record only for the whole call | ||
| + | ** optional (in some records only, or none at all) | ||
| + | * IRI record files can | ||
| + | ** Contain only one IRI record (one file per record) | ||
| + | ** Contain multiple IRI records (grouped) | ||
| − | + | ==IRI records uploading to the agency== | |
| + | * As files, using the FTP protocol | ||
| + | * Telcobridges supports SFTP as file transfer method as well | ||
| − | Lawful | + | [[Image:Lawful-intercept-details.png|thumb|360px|Schematic showing interception of a call already routed with a Tmedia]] |
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== References == | == References == | ||
Revision as of 05:11, 21 September 2016
The call data (known as Intercept Related Information or IRI in Europe and Call Data or CD in the US) consists of information about the targeted communications, including destination of a voice call (e.g., called party’s telephone number), source of a call (caller’s phone number), time of the call, duration, etc.
Contents |
IRI records
- Lawful Interception, a feature as provided by service providers to law enforcement agencies, allows law enforcement agencies to intercept calls
- By receiving a copy of the audio of both parties
- By receiving call information records (or IRI records)
- Intercept Related Information record (IRI record) is a CDR-style record that contain IRI information on an intercepted call
IRI records generating
- IRI records are generated at various states of the interception
- They provide information on the interception, and call state
- In a call, each call leg can be an interception target
- When a leg is an interception target, it’s intercepted:
- Audio «from» this leg is forked to a new outgoing call
- Audio «to» this leg is forked to a new outgoing call
- IRI records are generated for this interception
- Both legs may be independently and simultaneously intercepted
- 2 pairs of forked audio outgoing calls
- 2 sets of IRI records
Types of IRI records
- Start: Indicate that the interception is starting
- Continue: Indicate call state change
- End: Indicate the end of the interception
Typical information found in an IRI record
- Record type (Start, Continue, End)
- LIID (unique identifier of the intercepted target)
- CIN (communication identity number)
- Operator identifier
- Direction (target is originating, or terminating)
- Call state (idle, setup, connected)
- Duration of ring and conversation states
- Calling / called party numbers
- Release reason
- CC link state (setup, active, released, lack of resources)
- CC link release reason
IRI records encoding
- IRI records are encoded in ASN.1 format
- ASN.1 IDs and objects hierarchy for encoding IRI records is provided by ETSI specifications
IRI records values and files specification
- IRI records values can be
- Mandatory in each record
- In one record only for the whole call
- optional (in some records only, or none at all)
- IRI record files can
- Contain only one IRI record (one file per record)
- Contain multiple IRI records (grouped)
IRI records uploading to the agency
- As files, using the FTP protocol
- Telcobridges supports SFTP as file transfer method as well
