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Users Manual
Viewing Call Quality Measurements
The VoIP Monitor tracks call quality (RTP data). To display the VoIP Monitor, do the following:
1.From the Main menu, select VoIP/Toolkit.
2.On the VoIP/Toolkit menu, select VoIP Monitor to display the screen shown in Figure
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Figure 7-4. VoIP Monitor
The VoIP Monitor includes RTP statistics and RTCP information (when present) for both the phone side and the network side. You can view this data this while a call is in progress. Table
Table
Statistic | Meaning |
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RTP frm | The number of RTP frames. |
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RTP drop | The number of dropped RTP frames. An |
| RTP frame is considered dropped when it |
| does not arrive within 16 frames. |
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RTP jttr | The difference between the maximum and |
| minimum frame |
| an unbuffered measurement of the raw |
| packet arrival times. |
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RTP seqEr | The number of frames that arrived out of |
| sequence but within the |
| window. |
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RTCP1 frm | The number of RTP frames. |
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RTCP1 drop | The number of dropped packets as |
| measured, post buffer, by the endpoint. |
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RTCP1 jttr | The amount of jitter as reported by the |
| endpoint. |
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1RTCP is an optional control protocol that is sent from the RTP endpoints. It contains call quality information as reported by the two RTP endpoints involved in the conversation.