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Re: This is only the start... said by technick:I just took a CALEA training course and its complete bullshit. The course was, or CALEA was? I'm guessing you meant CALEA since I happen to feel it's a flaming pile of horseshit myself...
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| said by Done_Posting:said by technick:I just took a CALEA training course and its complete bullshit. The course was, or CALEA was? I'm guessing you meant CALEA since I happen to feel it's a flaming pile of horseshit myself... CALEA seems to be poorly designed in some respects, for one, there is no publicly published open standard out there that I am aware of, and two, the cost burden is completely on ISPs. That may not matter for the large ISPs, but for the smaller ones I'm sure it does.
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Gardiner, MT | said by bzmeteorite:CALEA seems to be poorly designed in some respects, for one, there is no publicly published open standard out there that I am aware of, and two, the cost burden is completely on ISPs. That may not matter for the large ISPs, but for the smaller ones I'm sure it does. Here's a public standard:
WISPA CALEA Standards (Versions 1 and 2) as produced by the WISPA CALEA Committee and ratified in May 2008.
»www.wispa.org/calea/WCS/
There are also cost effective solutions for small providers:
Netequalizer: »www.netequalizer.com/caleafaq.php
Mikrotik: »wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Calea
HTH,
Mike |
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1 edit | I recall some time ago that WISPA was working with the FBI on working on a standard, great to see it's been finished and published.
»www.isp-planet.com/fixed_wireles···faq.html
Edit: I just relooked up OpenCALEA. It seems they have made considerable progress from when I last looked at them. Interesting.
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