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We discuss a systematic approach to network forensic collection and analysis of data in converged networks. Since attacks cannot be completely avoided, it is necessary to have appropriate forensics systems. Upon integration into a network forensic infrastructure, we expect this forensic model will enable a faster response and more structured investigations of VoIP-based network attacks.