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A verify signature button is displayed if the recorded file and its companion signature (.p7m file)
are available on the USB storage. If the signature is verified, a green seal is displayed below the
video preview. You can click the seal icon to display more information. See Table 11: Recorded
Signature Validation Indicators on page 101.
Table 11: Recorded Signature Validation Indicators
Icon Validation Status Note
Validation performed, signature
verified
The Avaya XT Series has
validated the video and it
recognizes the digital signature
as a valid one.
Validation performed, signature
not verified
The Avaya XT Series has
validated the video but it
produced the digital signature
using a self-signing certificate.
Validation in process It can take the Avaya XT Series a
long time to validate the video if
the video spans several hours.
Please wait for a few seconds.
Validation failed The video or the signature file has
been altered. The integrity of the
video is not guaranteed.
No icon Validation not yet performed Press Verify Signature. If this
button is not present, it means
that the recorded file cannot be
validated (signature file not
present in the USB storage).
Note:
For security reasons, the
signature validation must be
repeated if the Avaya XT
Series restarts or the USB
storage is in plugged again.
Note:
Avaya XT Series validates the recording using the current recording signature. If the video
was recorded using a different signature, you must import that digital signature. As an
alternative, you can validate recordings using a third party tool. The SHA256 of the .mp4 file is
contained as text in the .p7m file. You can validate the .p7m content using the third party tool,
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March 2021 User Guide for Avaya XT Series 101
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