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Ranges for the graph can be changed. An example configuration screen for setting Call Jitter ranges is shown below. All values are in milliseconds.

Figure 11-5. Multi-QoS Configuration, Call Jitter Ranges

The default ranges for Call Jitter, Call RTCP Jitter, and Call Setup Time are shown in the table below.

Table 11-2. Defaults for Call Jitter and Call Setup Time Ranges (in milliseconds)

Range	Call Jitter		Call RTCP Jitter		Call Setup Time

Range 1	500 and up		500 and up		1000 and up

Range 2	100 - <500		100 - <500		500	- <1000

Range 3	50	- <100	50	- <100	300	- <500

Range 4	30	- <50	30	- <50	200	- <300

Range 5	10	- <30	10	- <30	150	- <200

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Finisar Surveyor manual Multi-QoS Configuration, Call Jitter Ranges

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Surveyor License Trademarks and CopyrightsFinisar Software License Agreement TermPatent and Copyright Indemnification Limited Software WarrantyRestricted Rights Legend Limitation of LiabilityInternet Address Customer Support PhoneCustomer Support FAX World-Wide Web Mailing AddressTable of Contents Configuring Surveyor SurveyorResources and Modes ViewsTransmit Specification Capture and Display FiltersAlarms 10-110-15 10-58 10-102 Multi-QoS 11-1Counters 12-113-1 UtilitiesKeyboard Shortcuts Implementation ProfilePre-Defined Filter Templates Parser NamesList of Figures 10-1 List of Tables Application Layer Host Table View, Table Column Descriptions 11-21 11-8 Surveyor Introduction Surveyor Functions Surveyor FunctionsFunction Description Introduction Finisar Analyzer Devices Analyzer DevicesProtocols Supported Finisar Device DescriptionXNS Oracle Suite IPX/SPX Suite AppleTalk Phase2DECnet Phase Banyan Vines SuiteIBM ISO Disk Caching Whats New in ReleaseCapture to Disk and THGsE Analyzer Support Capture ManagementSmnp Extended Agent Expanded Multi-QoS SupportNew and Enhanced Protocol Decodes Surveyor RAM System RequirementsSystem Requirements PIISupported Analyzer Cards and Network Adapter Cards Upgrading SurveyorDesktop PC Installing Surveyor Installing the THGm, Windows NT Installing Analyzer HardwareInstalling Analyzer Hardware in a Desktop PC Installing THGm, Windows 2000/XPInstalling Analyzer Hardware in a Notebook PC Cdrom Installation Installing More Than One Analyzer Card in a Notebook PC Compatibility Matrix Hardware/Software Compatibility MatrixSurveyor Surveyor System Launching SurveyorDefault Account Names, Passwords and Privileges Basic Navigation Tips Surveyor Getting Started Surveyor Toolbar Buttons and ToolbarsModule Toolbar Summary View Buttons and Toolbars Detail View Toolbar Getting Started Data Views Toolbar Getting Started Surveyor Filter States Design Toolbar Filter Design ToolbarDesign window Surveyor Capture View Toolbar Surveyor Getting Started File Formats Providing a Name Table to Surveyor Establishing Links for THGm Customizing Views and Windows Configuring the InterfaceDocking Windows Capture View Display Options Configuring Surveyor Setting Histogram Colors Histogram OptionsSetting the Monitoring View for a Module Setting Histogram Zoom FactorSetting the Histogram Download Size Choose Monitor View PreferencesConfiguring Chart Views Table ViewsModule Settings Properties Hardware Device PropertiesBuffer Size Default Module SettingsModule Setting Default Values Packet Slice Slicing SizeStop-and-Save Capture Buffer Expert Analysis ModeNon-Well-Known-Ports Mode ModesConfiguring Ports to Scan System SettingsMonitor M-QoS Only Mode WKP4620Configuring Remote Communications RSP Time Out valueSetting Update Timers Protocol Color CodingDefault Display Timer Settings Display Timer Default ValueCache File Location Disk OptionsDisk Capture Location History Log File Settings and Default Values Log Setting Configuring AlarmsConfiguring Counter Logging Mmddhhmm.ss Mmmonth ddday hhhour mmminute sssecondConfiguring a Multi-Port Tap or Switch Configuring a Multi-Port Tap or Switch Connecting a Tap with THGs or THGsE Settings for Analyzer DevicesSetting the Local COM Port for Taps and Switches Resetting an Analyzer DeviceClick the Reset Host/Image Upgrade button Updating an Analyzer DeviceCustomizing Expert Diagnostic Information Advanced ConfigurationSurveyor.ini File MONITOR.INI Format Assigning Names to Protocols MonitorMapping= port num,short name,long name Long name Port numShort name MONITOR.INI ExamplesMapping=6063, XWIN6063,X Windows on port Mapping=921,CXP,Company X ProtocolMapping=2900,VIDEO,Video Audio Network Communicator How Surveyor Assigns Protocol Names Monitoring Well-Known PortsMonitoring Non Well-Known Ports 11. Default Names for Non-WKP TCP Ports12. Default Names for Non-WKP UDP Ports Name TCP port valuesIp addr Assigning TCP or UDP Ports to Protocol ParsersMapping=port num,ip addr,parser name,name Port num Parser nameParser Names Surveyor Resources and Modes Resource BrowserRemote Resources Surveyor SoftwareNaming Remote IP Resources Aliases Host Properties Dialog Box for Establishing an AliasRemote User Privileges Resource ProtectionPrivilege Description Hardware Devices Settings option from the ModuleModes Surveyor Resource Modes Description Resource TypeHardware Device Capabilities Hardware Device Capabilities Synchronized ResourcesNdis Hints and Tips for Resources Surveyor Views Static Data Module Window Tabs Within Summary View Summary ViewTab Description/Action Detail View VlanDetail View Using Capture + Monitor Mode in Detail View Capture View Window Capture ViewSummary Pane Exporting and Printing Decodes Configuring the Capture View DisplayCreating Filters from Capture View Display OptionsHistogram Options Other OptionsHistogram Color Coding Histogram Display and Button ControlsViews Histogram Display Showing Colors Histogram Default Colors Histogram Display, Large Capture ExampleHistogram Button Controls Histogram Mouse Controls Sizing/Selecting Areas with the MouseLine Graph or Stair Step Right Mouse Options in the HistogramSaving Portions of the Data Linear Scale or Logarithmic ScalePacket Editor Buttons Packet EditorResume Analysis Button Description/ActionEditing in Hex View Data ViewsEditing in Decode View Ring Statistics View Token Ring OnlyMAC Statistics View Rx MAC Statistics View CaptureMAC Statistics View Tx Frame Size Distribution ViewChart Protocol Distribution ViewProtocol Distribution View, Chart Buttons Packets Protocol Distribution View, Chart Buttons ProtocolsChart Button Description/Action NETDisplay Button Description/Action Utilization/Error ViewProtocol Distribution View, Graph Type Buttons 10. Protocol Distribution View, Table Column DescriptionsHost Table View 11. Host Table View, Table Column DescriptionsNetwork Layer Host Table View 12. Network Layer Host Table View, Table Column Descriptions Application Layer Host Table View Host Matrix View 14. Host Matrix View, Table Column Descriptions Network Layer Matrix View 15. Network Layer Matrix View, Table Column DescriptionsApplication Layer Matrix View 16. Application Layer Matrix View, Table Column Descriptions VlanVlan View 17. Vlan View, Table Column Descriptions Address Mapping ViewTable Column Description 19. Duplicate Address View, Table Column Descriptions Duplicate Address View Expert plug-in only18. Address Map View, Table Column Descriptions Vlan IDApplication Response Time View Expert plug-in only Expert View Expert plug-in onlyMulti-QoS View Multi-QoS software only Hints and Tips for Using Views Surveyor Press the Create/Modify Capture Filter Getting Started with the Filter InterfaceFilter Design window Creating Filters with Filter Templates Available Filter Templates boxAdd Port Numbers to Custom Filter Templates Sample Filter Design window is shown below Station Addresses Creating and Applying a ConversationProtocol and Frame Type ISL, Q+EV2Traffic Direction Indicator Apply Conversation to Template Check BoxDefining Port Numbers Creating and Applying a Port NumberSelecting Filter Templates Conversation Element DescriptionCreating Custom Filter Templates Multiple Byte Patterns in Filter TemplatesCustom Templates Based on Pre-Defined Templates Custom Templates Based on Specification of Byte Patterns Entering Values that Cross Byte Boundaries Bit-Level Filtering Filter Creation Creating Filter Template CombinationsNot Filter ActionsOperator Buttons for Template Combinations Description Template Combination boxAction Description Actions for Capture FiltersCapture Filter Actions Packets until the buffer is %% full fieldCounter Conditions for Filters Actions for Display FiltersDisplay Filter Actions Capture Filter Global Values Global Values that Affect Capture Filter ActionsFrame Types Capture Filter Global DescriptionMulti-State and Multi-Statement Filters Frame types are shown in TableExample Filter States Design Window Filter Structure Changing States Changing Filter Operation Filter StatesGoTo Current State Filter Statements Activating Display Filters Capture and Display Filter DifferencesActivating Capture Filters Filter Examples Filter Example, Capture ConversationSurveyor Filter Example, Template Combination Filter Design Window, Template Combination ExampleSurveyor Filter Example, Capture TCP Port Traffic Filter Design Window, Capture TCP Port ExampleSurveyor Filter Example, Advanced Filter Advanced Filter, Filter States Design WindowRules of the Capture or Display Filter Hints and Tips for Using Filters Filtering Tips Unique to THG-class Devices Transmit Specification Transmit SpecificationsTransmit Specification Dialog Box Defined Streams List BoxRadio Buttons and Fields for Defining a Stream Stream Buttons Transmission Mode and Status ControlsTransmit Specification Control Buttons Stream Function ButtonsControl Button Transmit Specification Function Transmit Specification Control ButtonsRepeating Frames Surveyor Bursts Stream Mode Rate SettingStream Modes Stream ModesSpecifying Transmit Data Transmission ModePacket Editor Changing Fields Directly in the Dialog Box Packet Editor Button Editing FunctionPacket Size DA and SA FieldsPacket Type Data FieldUsing Templates Creating TemplatesTransmit Specification Examples Transmitting Capture FilesTransmit Specification Example, Packet Gaps Transmit Specification Example, Bursts Transmit Specification Dialog Box, BurstsHints and Tips for a Transmit Specification Surveyor Alarms Current Module Alarms Current Module AlarmsAlarms Alarm Editor Description Alarm EditorMqos Multi-QoS Alarms Transport Layer Expert AlarmsData Link Layer, Ethernet Using Alarms with Different Devices YESThresholds and Alarms Alarm Actions Alarm Actions Description Support by Host TypeAlarm Actions Log File SettingsMail Settings SettingsPager Settings Snmp Trap SettingsTrap Settings for THGs Trap Settings for Surveyor Hosts Viewing the Alarm List and the Alarm Log Hints and Tips for AlarmsAlarm Examples Alarm Example, UtilizationAlarm Example, MAC Errors Alarm Example, MAC ErrorsAlarm Example, Frame Size Alarm Example, Frame SizeAlarm Example, VoIP Calls Alarm Example, Call Jitter and Call Setup TimeAlarm Example, Expert and Application Response 10. Alarm Example, Expert and Application ResponseSurveyor Expert Features Application Response Time View Expert System ViewsGetting Started with Expert View Duplicate Network Address ViewExpert Features Expert Overview Details Expert Overview Detail Table Example Expert Layers Layer DescriptionExpert Application Layer Example 10-8 Expert Symptoms and Analyses by Layer Expert Analyses Symptoms Expert Symptoms, Analyses, and Network EntitiesTables in the Detail Area for Symptoms Tables in the Detail Area for Analyses AnalysesEntities Entities for the Transport Layer Example Transport Lists for Entities Application/Session Lists for EntitiesNetwork Lists for Entities Data Link Lists for Entities Expert Diagnostic Messages Expert Diagnosis ExampleConfiguring the Expert System Working with the Expert SystemModule Settings for the Expert System Setting Expert AlarmsPrinting Expert Data Exporting Expert DataWorking with Timestamps Application Response Time Working with Analyzer DevicesExcessive Mailslot Broadcasts Application LayerRate of change of SMB Mailslot Broadcasts=40 Expert Symptom FTP Login AttemptsLogin attempts=4 Missed Browser Announcement Time passed since last announcement=4000 ms 3000 msNCP File Retransmission Between 00000010.0207012303E3 and 302A9950.000000000001NCP Read/Write Overlap NCP Request Denied Requests denied within 100 ms=5NCP Request Loop Loops on same request in 100 msNCP Server Busy Rate of change of NCP Server Busy=5NCP Too Many File Retransmissions File retransmission ratio is 8 / 28 = 28%NCP Too Many Requests Denied Requests denied ratio is 8 / 28 = 28%NCP Too Many Request Loops Requests loops ratio is 8 / 28 = 28%NFS Retransmissions No Http Post Response Http Post request not respondedNo Server Response Smtp server not respondedSlow Http GET Response Slow Http GET response=3608 ms 2000 msSlow Http Post Response Slow Http Post response=2918 ms 2000 msSlow Server Connect Slow FTP server connect=298 ms 200 msSlow Server Response Slow Smtp server response=1258 ms 1000 msSMB Invalid Network Name Invalid network name in tree connectSMB Invalid Password Invalid passwordNo Wins Response Session LayerWins request not responded within 1000 ms TNS Slow Server Connect Slow TNS server connect=298 ms 200 msTNS Slow Server Response Slow TNS server response=238 ms 200 msTransport Layer Idle Too LongNon Responsive Station Station 206.250.228.11 not respondingTCP Checksum Errors SA=206.250.228.69 DA=206.250.228.11TCP Fast Retransmission TCP Frozen Window 10-48 TCP Long Ack TCP Repeat Ack Acknowledgement number is less than the one beforeTCP Retransmissions TCP RST Packets TCP SYN Attack Rate of change of TCP SYN’s=150Count TCP Window ExceededData length of 128 bytes exceeds last window size TCP Window Probe Between 206.250.228.69/TCP/IP WKP1988 206.250.228.11/SMTPTCP Zero Window Expert DiagnosisToo Many Retransmissions Retransmission ratio is 49 / 50 = 98%Duplicate Network Address Network LayerAddr=206.250.228.67 Hsrp Coup SA=206.250.226.11 DA=206.250.228.69Hsrp Errors Hsrp Resign Destination Unreachable Icmp All ErrorsParameter Problem Source Quench RedirectIcmp Bad IP Header Icmp Destination Host Access Denied Cannot be reached by SA=206.250.228.11 DA=206.250.228.69Icmp Destination Host Unknown Icmp Destination Network Access Denied Icmp Destination Network Unknown Icmp Destination Unreachable 10-69 Icmp Fragment Reassembly Time Exceeded Icmp Fragmentation Needed D/F set Icmp Host Redirect Icmp Host Redirect for TOS Icmp Host Unreachable Icmp Host Unreachable for TOS Icmp Inconsistent Subnet Mask Addr=206.250.228.69. Subnet mask=255.255.255.240Icmp Network Redirect Icmp Network Redirect for TOS Icmp Network Unreachable Icmp Parameter Problem Icmp Port Unreachable Icmp Protocol Unreachable Icmp Redirect Icmp Required IP Option Missing Icmp Source Quench Icmp Source Route Failed Icmp Time Exceeded Icmp Time to Live Exceeded Illegal Network Source Address Addr=255.255.255.255IP Checksum Errors IP Time to Live Expiring TTL=1 SA=206.250.228.69 and DA=206.250.228.11ISL BPDU/CDP Packets ISL Illegal Vlan ID Vlan ID=1036Ospf Broadcasts RIP Broadcasts Router Storm Rate of change of Router Broadcasts=5Same Network Addresses Addr=255.23.252.6SAP Broadcasts Total Router Broadcasts Unstable MST Rate of change of Topology=10Zero Broadcast Address Addr=0.0.0.0MAC Layer Bad FramesBroadcast/Multicast Storms Rate of change of Bcast/Mcast Packets=500CRC error with more than 63 bytes CRC Frame counterExcessive ARP Rate of change of ARP Requests=20Excessive Bootp Rate of change of Bootp/Dhcp Requests=25Excessive Broadcasts Excessive Collisions Excessive Multicasts CRC error with less than 64 bytes Fragment FrameIllegal MAC Source Address Addr=FFFFFFFFFFFFCRC error with more than 1518 bytes Jabber FrameNetwork Overload Utilization=42%New MAC Stations Oversized Frame Oversized frame has more than 1518 bytesOverload Frame Rate Overload Utilization Percentage Physical Errors Rate of change of Errors=450Runt Frame Runt frame has less than 64 bytesSame MAC Addresses Addr=00800F13A65BTotal MAC Stations Hints and Tips for Expert Features Response Time Alarm editor Summary of Expert Counters and SymptomsConfiguration dialog box Summary of Expert Features Summary of Expert Features TOS ISL BPDU/CDP Surveyor TCP RST Surveyor Multi-QoS Using Multi-QoS with Analyzer Hardware Protocols Supported by Multi-QoSMulti-QoS User Interface Overview All Calls Table Call Summary Range TableChannel View Table Call Tables for a Specific Range Surveyor and Rtcp Jitter ValuesSummary Range Graphs Call Details for a Single CallConfiguring Multi-QoS Multi-QoS ConfigurationProtocol Type Timeout Value Alarm Log Monitor OnlyRefresh Options MQoS Window Management Multi-QoS Performance Optimization Call Filtering with Multi-QoSH323 All Calls TableRed Phone Field Descriptions for All Calls Table All Calls Table Field DescriptionsCall Jitter, Call Rtcp Jitter, Call Setup Time Call Range Graphs and SummariesMulti-QoS Configuration, Call Jitter Ranges Dropped Packets, Rtcp Dropped Packets Multi-QoS Packets Dropped Graph ExampleMulti-QoS Configuration, Packets Dropped Field Descriptions for Call Range Summaries Call Range Summary Field DescriptionsVQMon Metrics Multi-QoS R-factor Example Multi-QoS Configuration, R-factor Ranges Ranges for R-factors Network R-factor User R-factorUtilization Graph 10. Multi-QoS Utilization Graph ExampleField Descriptions for Call Details 11. Example Call Details Window H.323Sccp Call Field Descriptions FIDH.323 Call Field Descriptions Field Name DescriptionSIP Call Field Descriptions Field Name Channel Table Details 10. Unknown Call Field Descriptions12. Channel Table Example 11. H.323, SIP, or Unknown Channel Table Column Descriptions Multi-QoS 12. Sccp Channel Table Column Descriptions Call Playback Filtering on Single ChannelsPlayback PCMU/PCMA Data Customizing Multi-QoS Table Displays Customizing All Calls or Range Summary TablesCustomizing Channel Tables 14. Multi-QoS Channel Table View Options, Sccp ExampleExporting All Multi-QoS Data to CSV Format Exporting Multi-QoS DataChoose Export Multi-QoS Data... from the File menu Exporting a Single Multi-QoS Table to CSV Format 11-34 MAC Layer Counter Types Packet CountersCounter Type Description Error Counters Custom CountersCounters Last frame received Expert Counters Network Unknown, Destination Host Unknown, Destination Net Overload Utilization Percent Surveyor Multi-QoS Counters Counter Log File OverviewLog Directory Structure Utilities Name Table Utility Utilities Building a Name Table From the Network NIS-to-Name Table Conversion Utility NIS2NAM output-name-tableGet Version Information Utility Sniffer Translator UtilityInternet Advisor Translator Utility Sniffer Translator Utility, Tool Menu OptionsMerge Histogram Files Convert Capture Files to Histogram FilesFrom the Tools menu, choose Merge Histogram Files Export Utilities Extract Frames From a File Using a FilterLogging Utilities Exporting PacketsExporting Tables to CSV Format or Graphs to a Bitmap Exporting to Optimal CSV FormatExporting Counter Log Files to Excel Choose Export to Optimal Performance from the File menu13-11 13-12 Table A-1. Buffer Types Used By Surveyor BuffersHow Resources Use Buffers Buffer Type DescriptionTable A-2. Resource Use of Buffers Resource Buffer UsageTable A-3. Hardware Real-Time Functions Hardware DependenciesTable A-4. Hardware Transmit Functions Table A-5. Hardware Capture Functions Table A-6. Hardware ConnectivityCapture Rate / Transmit Speed About Ndis ModeCaptured Packets CountersSetting the Interface Ndis Configuration OptionsSet Capture Buffer and Packet Slicing Size Pre-Defined Filter Templates Filter TemplatesHEX Fffffffffff ARPMacdabroadcast MacdamulticastIgmp EigrpIcmp DECRsvp RIP IPXSAP IPX Http DNS TCPFTP ImapTCP SccpSmtp TelnetMgcp UDP DhcpDNS UDP NB-DATAGRAMSIP NTPRIP UDP SnmpHEX F0F0 DsapHEX HEX E0E0 NmpiSnaparp SnapHEX AAAA03 SnapcdpIsleigrp IslarpIsldns TCP IslftpHEX 01005EFFFFFF IslldapHEX Ffffffffffff Islmgcp TCPIsltcp IslsmtpIslssp IsltelnetHEX 0D HEX 0CHEX 0B HEX 0E HEX 2AHEX 0F Nonmac Keyboard Shortcuts Function KeysStandard and Navigational Keys Keyboard Shortcuts Surveyor Parser Name Protocol Recognized Parser NamesTable D-1. Parser Names, DLC Suite Table D-2. Parser Names, Applications and OthersParser Name Protocol Name Table D-3. Parser Names, Apple Talk SuiteTable D-4. Parser Names, Banyan Suite Table D-6. Parser Names, DECnet Suite Protocol Name Table D-5. Parser Names, Cisco Suite Protocol NameTable D-7. Parser Names, Fujitsu Suite Protocol Name Table D-8. Parser Names, IBM Suite Table D-9. Parser Names, Internet SuiteTable D-9. Parser Names, Internet Suite Protocol Name Table D-10. Parser Names, Internet Next Generation Suite Table D-11. Parser Names, Netware SuiteTable D-12. Parser Names, PPP Suite Protocol Name Table D-13. Parser Names, XNS Suite Protocol NameTable D-14. Parser Names, H.323 Suite Table D-15. Parser Names, ITU CodecsTable D-18. Parser Names, Intel Suite Protocol Name Table D-17. Parser Names, Other Multimedia Protocol NameTable D-19. Parser Names, VPN Suite Protocol Name Surveyor Glossary Alarm Browser Avvid Capture Mode Dram Expert View Log Files Ndis NIS Pause Sccp Token Error Transmit Specification WKP Index Index-2 Index Index-4 Index-5 Index-6 Index-7 Index-8 Index-9 Index-10 Index-11 Index-12 Index-13 Index-14