Re: [OpenCALEA] standards compliance

[Bob Ross]

Yes there is a standard, but the way I understand it, there is a $400 or so
cost to look at it.

You might want to try David.Ward@fcc.gov and see if he has any information
for you, or Norm Wright - CALEA Tech 703-632-6218

They are aware of what your doing, and might have more information to help
you find what you need.

I did ask him if there was a way to test the program when it's setup on a
system, but there was none they could refer to.

Bob


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Rich" <w7ki@northwestradio.com>
To: <opencalea@merit.edu>
Sent: Monday, March 19, 2007 4:46 PM
Subject: Re: [OpenCALEA] standards compliance


> >  Is the goal of OpenCALEA specifically to conform to that standard (final
> > version), or simply to meet legal requirements under CALEA?
> I'm still trying to decipher the legal requirements of CALEA as it appears
> the law doesn't define a standard yet we apparently need to comply with
> whatever "standard" the industry comes up with.
>
> Another puzzler is whether the Cisco router CALEA stream (intercepted
> layer-2 packets bottled up in UDP) is sufficient to forward or if the data
> has to be massaged with a UDP-UDP converter before forwarding to the LEA.
>
> Last but not least is whether its possible to do on-the-fly filtering with
> libpcap to pull a particular IP off a switch SPAN port.
>
> Rich Williamson
> Chambers Cable