i-case Property dialog box

Enter or edit the person name if required.

This setting is strongly recommended but it is optional. Enter the name of the person who the i-case is for or select from the menu one that is already available in the case. If you enter a name then the i-case is structured to the person. If you do not enter a name then the i-case is structured directly to the case.

Enter or edit the phone number if required.

This setting is strongly recommended but it is optional. Enter the phone number which the i-case is for or select from the menu one that is already available in the case. If you enter a phone number then the i-case is structured to the phone number and if you have not entered a person name then one is automatically created using the phone number. If you do not enter a phone number then the i-case is structured directly to the person if you entered a person name, or to the case if you did not enter a person name.

Note, if you open this dialog box from an existing person or phone then this setting is automatically populated and cannot be changed.

This setting is optional. Enter or edit the operator if required.

This setting is not displayed if Automatically add LIID by prefix/suffix is selected. If displayed this setting is mandatory. Edit the CASEID (LIID) if required. You should only require to edit this if you initially entered the incorrect Lawful Interception IDentifier provided by the operator.

For each target identity related to an interception measure an CASEID (LIID) is assigned by the operator which consists of alphanumeric characters or a digit string. It is assigned by the operator to a specific law enforcement agency and may for example contain a lawful authorization reference number, and the date, when the lawful authorization was issued.

If the CASEID (LIID) is being used in another case then the following alert is displayed notifying you of the case details.

This is also used to identify the i-case on OSS-ESPA screens although you can specify another name to display if required using i-case name.

This setting is not displayed if Automatically add CASEID (LIID) by prefix/suffix is selected.

Enter a name for the i-case if you prefer to use a name rather than the CASEID (LIID). This is then used, rather than the CASEID (LIID), on the OSS-ESPA screens to identify the i-case.

Enter the court authorization identifier. This is then displayed on the Evidence Management and Reporting screen and included in the reports.

Select the time period you want the CASEID (LIID) to be active for. 30 days is a typical time period that a judge will set for interception.

• To set the Valid From date either use the date/time picker or click Now to select the current date.
• To set the Valid To date either use the date/time picker or select the number of days you want it to be active for then click .

Note, the CASEID (LIID) is also automatically deactivated if a case is closed.

Select the path you want used to store the Sentinel case data. This is especially important for jurisdictions that are required to physically store evidence in the authorizing jurisdiction of the legal demand. The options that are available to you were configured by your administrator who also defines which data is archived and when.

Select the path you want used to store a backup of the Sentinel case data. This is especially important for jurisdictions that are required to physically store evidence in the authorizing jurisdiction of the legal demand. The options that are available to you were configured by your administrator who also defines which data is archived and when.

If you want to add a new court authorization, then edit the court authorization id, valid to/from dates and the evidence storage then click this button. The new data is added to the table.

Note, this does not save any changes you make to Location, Post cut thru digits or Content.

If you want to update the current court authorization id, valid to/from dates or the evidence storage then edit them then click this button. The data is updated in the table.

Note, this does not save any changes you make to Location, Post cut thru digits or Content.

Select if you have been authorized to analyze the location data in the intercepts provided by the operator. For example location data can include cell site or geo-location information such as the GPS coordinates. If this setting is not selected then OSS-ESPA minimizes any location data in the intercepts for the CASEID (LIID).

Select if you have been authorized to analyze the digits the phone user dialed after the call was connected. For example this could be the digits dialed on the phone when the phone user was calling an automated bank number and inputting their PIN or passcode. If this setting is not selected then OSS-ESPA minimizes all text message content in the intercepts it receives for the CASEID (LIID).

Click to select all the intercept authorization check-boxes.

Click to clear all the intercept authorization check-boxes.