Avaya VoIP Monitoring Manager Reference Release 3.1 Instrukcja Użytkownika Pobierz pdf (Strona 43)

Avaya VoIP Monitoring Manager Reference

To view the Session Properties

1. From the Result List on the Endpoints tab, expand a call and select a session from the

list.

2. Click Report. The Report window displays.

3. In the Report window, click the Session Properties tab. The Session Properties

displays.

Difference Between Endpoint and Session Reports

The QoS data that displays on an endpoint report is an aggregation of all the sessions that are

active at this endpoint.

Single Endpoint Reports Show Multiple Sessions

Some endpoints (such as media gateways) can participate in multiple concurrent sessions, so a

high value on a single endpoint report indicates that one or more of the sessions is/was

experiencing degradation of quality. It does not indicate which session.

Session Reports Display Endpoints for Only that Session

In contrast, a report showing both endpoints involved in the session displays the QoS data as

experienced by both endpoints for that session only. To isolate problems, you need to narrow

your search by either searching for a specific QoS value or altering the date of the report.

Summary Session Report

Summary Reports show the QoS data as a reading on a gauge. The needle on the gauge shows

the average values measured and the black inner arc shows the minimum and maximum values

measured.

Summary Reports for Endpoints

In a Summary Report for endpoints, the parent endpoint involved in the session displays in the

top report with the child endpoint below. Each of the three QoS parameters is displayed on a

separate gauge. The following is an example of a Summary Report for an endpoint:

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