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Home › Documentation › Configuration ›
 

MiaRec.ini configuration file

The most important part of configuration is located inside MiaRec.ini file (see C:\Program Files\MiaRec Business\Bin\MiaRec.ini).

MiaRec.ini has a standard INI file format (see Wikipedia: INI file format).

The basic format is following:

# This line is a comment
; This is also a comment
[Section String]
Key Name = Value String

Where:

  • First and second lines are comments because they are started with a hash (#) and a semicolon (;) characters. These lines are ignored by program
  • [Section String] is a name of section (group of settings)
  • Key Name is a name of configuration parameter
  • Value String is a value of the configuration parameter

Some of most important configuration parameters are described in documentation. Others (rarely used) are described inside INI file itself in comments.

MiaRec reads the configuration file during a start or upon a request from Telnet console. This means that "MiaRec" service should be restarted after INI file is modified. Alternatively, instead of restarting the service, it is possible to send command "reload config" from Telnet console. The latter method is recommended when there are active calls, which are recorded at the moment.

See also:
  • Recording filters
  • Post-recording filters
  • Location for audio files
  • File name format
  • Before purchase
  • Recommended hardware
  • Installation
  • Configuration
    • Port mirroring configuration
    • Firewall configuration
    • MiaRec.ini configuration file
    • Recording filters
    • Post-recording filters
    • Location for audio files
    • File name format
    • MiaRec with Avaya Communication Manager
  • Administration
  • User guide
  • Issues and questions
  • Developer guide
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