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VOIP call failiure information

Last post 03-17-2010 9:48 AM by pvogelsang. 1 replies.
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  • 01-04-2010 4:43 AM

    VOIP call failiure information

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    Hi Guys,

     We are getting some strange information regarding call failures:

     

    Path
    06:00 - 07:00
    10.3.119.144
    10.3.119.144
    11
    8
    0
    353
    26
    0

    Path
    10:00 - 11:00
    10.3.108.20
    10.3.108.20
    1
    0
    0
    426
    14139
    0

    Firstly the source and destination is the same. Also, 10.3.119.144 above has made 11 calls with a length of 8.  The 2nd one the latency 14 seconds. There are quite a few of these. Also, under call performance I get the following:

    # of Calls Latency Failures
    (>150 ms)         		Jitter Failures
    (>30 ms)         		Pkt Loss Failures
    (>1%)         		Average
    Latency (ms)         		Average
    Jitter (ms)         		Average
    Packet Loss
    69250 944
    (1.4%)    		 909
    (1.3%)    		 31
    (0.0%)    		 Min
    Avg
    Max    		 21
    547
    1782    		 17
    28197
    96800    		 0.0%
    0.4%
    98.7%

     Does anyone know why we see these strange values. Could it be phone or PBX related (Avaya)?

     Thanks!

    Jacques

     

  • 03-17-2010 9:48 AM In reply to

    Re: VOIP call failiure information

    Reply Contact

    I am not sure why you are seeing these specific numbers. The NetMRI is reporting the data that has been collected from the Avaya call manager

    Patrick Voglesang
    SE Director South East / FeferalField, Infoblox
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