Reports

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Overview

The 'Reports' section provides you the information on 'what is going on' in your VoIP network and how your VoIP network is performing. The status and summaries of the different activities are provided in the form of tables and graphs, which assist the administrators in making well-informed decisions and taking precautionary measures.

 

Broadly, VQManager provides three types of reports:

 

Custom Reports

Custom reports allow the user to select calls based on either the Initiator’s or participant's or both their URLs, Names, IP Address and MOS scores. Reports on calls based on Call Status can be produced for exact Status Code or for the type of calls such as completed, unsuccessful etc.

 

View Custom Reports

 

 

Adding a new Custom Report

 

 

Setting Scheduled Generation and E-mailing of Custom Report

 

 

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Editing the Custom Report

 

 

Deleting the Custom report

 

Concurrent Calls Report

This report provides the pattern of concurrent/simultaneous call traffic over a selected time duration. Maximum, minimum as well as average number of concurrent calls are displayed for a given time duration.


To generate the concurrent calls report:


Calls Report

This report provides details regarding the flow of calls in the network - both incoming and outgoing. Reports, in the form of graphs and tables are generated depicting the users who made or received a large number of calls and the hosts which received or made a large number of calls. URL (for Users)/IP of the hosts (for hosts) is represented along the X-axis and the number of calls is represented along the Y-axis. You can choose to view the top 10, 15, 20 or 25 talkers (users, hosts). By default, data pertaining to the current day would be displayed in the reports.

 

 

A total of six reports are provided under this head:

Top Users By Outgoing Calls

This represents the users who have made a large number of outgoing calls. 'Users' are denoted by their URL/phone ID. You can choose to view the top 10, 15, 20 or 25 users. Up to 10 users, the details are represented in the form of both graph and table. Beyond 10, report would be available only in the form of table.

 

To view Top Users By Outgoing Calls Report,

 

Top Users by Incoming Calls

This represents the users who have received a large number of incoming calls. 'Users' are denoted by their URL/phone ID. You can choose to view the top 10, 15, 20 or 25 users. Up to 10 users, the details are represented in the form of both graph and table. Beyond 10, report would be available only in the form of table alone.

 

To view Top Users By Incoming Calls Report,

 

Top Users by Outgoing and Incoming Calls

This is a combined report of the above two reports and it represents side-by-side the users who have made / received a large number of calls. 'Users' are denoted by the URL/phone ID. You can choose to view the top 10, 15, 20 or 25 users. Up to 10 users, the details are represented in the form of both graph and table. Beyond 10, report would be available only in the form of table alone.

 

To view Top Users By Outgoing and Incoming Calls Report,

 

Top Hosts By Outgoing Calls

This represents the hosts from which a large number of outgoing calls have been made. 'Hosts' here denotes the IP from where the calls were made. You can choose to view the top 10, 15, 20 or 25 talkers. Up to 10 hosts, the details are represented in the form of both graph and table. Beyond 10, report would be available only in the form of table only.

 

To view Top Hosts By Outgoing Calls Report,

 

Top Hosts by Incoming Calls

This represents the hosts who have received a large number of incoming calls. 'Hosts' here denotes the IP which received the calls. You can choose to view the top 10, 15, 20 or 25 hosts. Up to 10 hosts, the details are represented in the form of both graph and table. Beyond 10, report would be available only in the form of table alone.

 

To view Top Hosts By Incoming Calls Report,

 

Top Hosts by Outgoing and Incoming Calls

This is a combined report of the above two reports and it represents side-by-side the hosts who have made / received a large number of calls. 'Hosts' here denotes the IP of the host concerned. You can choose to view the top 10, 15, 20 or 25 hosts. Up to 10 hosts, the details are represented in the form of both graph and table. Beyond 10, report would be available only in the form of table alone.

 

To view Top Hosts By Outgoing and Incoming Calls Report,

 

Duration Report

This report provides details regarding the time duration of the calls in the network - both incoming and outgoing. Reports, in the form of graphs and tables are generated depicting the users/hosts who made or received calls extending over a longer duration. URL (for Users)/IP of the hosts (for hosts) is represented along the X-axis and the duration of calls is represented along the Y-axis. You can choose to view the top 10, 15, 20 or 25 talkers (users, hosts). By default, data pertaining to the current day would be displayed in the reports.

 

 

A total of six reports are provided under this head:

Top Users By Outgoing Calls Duration

This represents the users who have made calls for longer duration (taken cumulatively). 'Users' are denoted by the URL/phone ID. You can choose to view the top 10, 15, 20 or 25 users. Up to 10 users, the details are represented in the form of both graph and table. Beyond 10, report would be available only in the form of table.

 

To view Top Users By Outgoing Calls Duration Report,

 

Top Users by Incoming Calls Duration

This represents the users who have received calls for longer duration (taken cumulatively). 'Users' are denoted by the URL/phone ID. You can choose to view the top 10, 15, 20 or 25 users. Up to 10 users, the details are represented in the form of both graph and table. Beyond 10, report would be available only in the form of table alone.

 

To view Top Users By Incoming Calls Duration Report,

 

Top Users by Outgoing and Incoming Calls Duration

This is a combined report of the above two reports and it represents side-by-side the users who have made / received calls for longer duration (taken cumulatively). 'Users' are denoted by the URL/phone ID. You can choose to view the top 10, 15, 20 or 25 users. Up to 10 users, the details are represented in the form of both graph and table. Beyond 10, report would be available only in the form of table alone.

 

To view Top Users By Outgoing and Incoming Calls Duration Report,

 

Top Hosts By Outgoing Calls Duration

This represents the hosts from which calls have been made for longer duration cumulatively. 'Hosts' here denotes the IP from where the calls were made. You can choose to view the top 10, 15, 20 or 25 talkers. Up to 10 hosts, the details are represented in the form of both graph and table. Beyond 10, report would be available only in the form of table only.

 

To view Top Hosts By Outgoing Calls Duration Report,

 

Top Hosts by Incoming Calls Duration

This represents the hosts who have received calls for longer duration cumulatively. 'Hosts' here denotes the IP which received the calls. You can choose to view the top 10, 15, 20 or 25 hosts. Up to 10 hosts, the details are represented in the form of both graph and table. Beyond 10, report would be available only in the form of table alone.

 

To view Top Hosts By Incoming Calls Duration Report,

 

Top Hosts by Outgoing and Incoming Calls Duration

This is a combined report of the above two reports and it represents side-by-side the hosts who have made / received calls for longer duration cumulatively. 'Host' here denotes the IP of the host concerned. You can choose to view the top 10, 15, 20 or 25 hosts. Up to 10 hosts, the details are represented in the form of both graph and table. Beyond 10, report would be available only in the form of table alone.

 

To view Top Hosts By Outgoing and Incoming Calls Duration Report,

 

Bandwidth Usage Report

This report provides details regarding the bandwidth usage of Endpoints in the network in terms of the quantity of data transfer from and to an Endpoint. Reports, in the form of graphs and tables are generated depicting the endpoints who consumed more bandwidth. URL (for Users)/IP of the hosts (for hosts) is represented along the X-axis and the octet count consumed is represented along the Y-axis. You can choose to view the top 10, 15, 20 or 25 talkers (users, hosts). By default, data pertaining to the current day would be displayed in the reports.

 

A total of six reports are provided under this head:

Top Users By Outgoing Octets Count

This represents the users who consumed more bandwidth (that is, made more data transfer). 'Users' are denoted by the URL/phone ID. You can choose to view the top 10, 15, 20 or 25 users. Up to 10 users, the details are represented in the form of both graph and table. Beyond 10, report would be available only in the form of table.

 

To view Top Users By Outgoing Octets Count Report,

 

Top Users by Incoming Octets Count

This represents the users who received the calls that consumed more bandwidth. 'Users' are denoted by the URL/phone ID. You can choose to view the top 10, 15, 20 or 25 users. Up to 10 users, the details are represented in the form of both graph and table. Beyond 10, report would be available only in the form of table alone.

 

To view Top Users By Incoming Octets Count Report,

 

Top Users by Total Octets Count

This is a combined report of the above two reports and it represents the users who were involved in more bandwidth consumption. On the 'X'- axis URL/phone ID of the respective users would be depicted. On the 'Y' -axis, total octets count consumed by them is depicted. You can choose to view the top 10, 15, 20 or 25 users. Up to 10 users, the details are represented in the form of both graph and table. Beyond 10, report would be available only in the form of table alone.

 

To view Top Users By Total Octets Count Report,

 

Top Hosts By Outgoing Octets Count

This represents the hosts which consumed more bandwidth (that is, made more data transfer). 'Hosts' are represented by their IP. You can choose to view the top 10, 15, 20 or 25 users. Up to 10 users, the details are represented in the form of both graph and table. Beyond 10, report would be available only in the form of table.

 

To view Top Hosts By Outgoing Octets Count Report,

 

Top Hosts by Incoming Octets Count

This represents the hosts which received the calls that consumed more bandwidth. 'Hosts' here represents the IP of the host. You can choose to view the top 10, 15, 20 or 25 users. Up to 10 users, the details are represented in the form of both graph and table. Beyond 10, report would be available only in the form of table alone.

 

To view Top Hosts By Incoming Octets Count Report,

 

Top Hosts by Total Octets Count

This is a combined report of the above two reports and it represents the hosts which were involved in more bandwidth consumption. On the 'X'- axis IPs of the respective hosts would be depicted. On the 'Y' -axis, total octets count consumed by them is depicted. You can choose to view the top 10, 15, 20 or 25 users. Up to 10 users, the details are represented in the form of both graph and table. Beyond 10, report would be available only in the form of table alone.

 

To view Top Hosts By Total Octets Count Report,

 

Bandwidth Monitor

If you want to monitor the traffic details in a particular interface or a group of interfaces of a particular host  on a real-time basis, you can configure VQManager to do SNMP-based Bandwidth monitoring. The bandwidth utilization data provided by the interface would be shown as a report. You can configure the VQManager to poll the device on a periodic interval and show the traffic details on real-time basis. Two graphs, Traffic In and Traffic Out would be generated. It collects the bandwidth information and displays them on the UI on demand and it is maintained only for that session (maximum 25 minutes)

To configure SNMP bandwidth Monitoring,

Voice Quality Report

This report provides details about the users/hosts experiencing good/poor voice quality at any given point or duration of time. The report is generated comparing various quality parameters such as MOS, Jitter, Packet Loss, Delay and RFactor of various users. For example, for a voice quality report based on MOS, the MOS values of all the users are compared. Good quality users report is generated taking into consideration the users with higher MOS values compared to others.

 

Reports, in the form of graphs and tables are generated depicting the users/hosts experiencing good/poor voice quality . SIP URL (for Users)/IP of the hosts (for hosts) is represented along the X-axis and the parameter taken for consideration (MOS/Jitter/Packet Loss/Delay/RFactor) is represented along the Y-axis. You can choose to view the top 10, 15, 20 or 25 talkers (users, hosts). By default, data pertaining to the current day would be displayed in the reports.

 

A total of four reports are provided under this head:

Poor Quality Users Report

This report depicts the users experiencing poor voice quality calls during a specified point of time. The report is generated comparing MOS, Jitter, Packet Loss, Delay and RFactor of various users. Separate report is provided for poor quality based on each parameter. On the 'X'- axis SIP urls of the respective users would be depicted. On the 'Y' -axis, the comparison parameter MOS/Jitter/Packet Loss/Delay/RFactor is listed. You can choose to view the top 10, 15, 20 or 25 users. Up to 10 users, the details are represented in the form of both graph and table. Beyond 10, report would be available only in the form of table alone.

 

To view poor quality users Report,

 

Poor Quality Hosts Report

This report depicts the hosts experiencing poor voice quality calls during a specified point of time. The report is generated comparing MOS, Jitter, Packet Loss, Delay and RFactor of various hosts. Separate report is provided for poor quality based on each parameter. On the 'X'- axis IP of the respective hosts would be depicted. On the 'Y' -axis, the comparison parameter MOS/Jitter/Packet Loss/Delay/RFactor is listed. You can choose to view the top 10, 15, 20 or 25 hosts. Up to 10 hosts, the details are represented in the form of both graph and table. Beyond 10, report would be available only in the form of table alone.

 

To view poor quality hosts report,

 

Good Quality Users Report

This report depicts the users experiencing good voice quality calls during a specified point of time. The report is generated comparing MOS, Jitter, Packet Loss, Delay and RFactor of various users. Separate report is provided for good quality based on each parameter. On the 'X'- axis SIP urls of the respective users would be depicted. On the 'Y' -axis, the comparison parameter MOS/Jitter/Packet Loss/Delay/RFactor is listed. You can choose to view the top 10, 15, 20 or 25 users. Up to 10 users, the details are represented in the form of both graph and table. Beyond 10, report would be available only in the form of table alone.

 

To view good quality users Report,

 

Good Quality Hosts Report

This report depicts the hosts experiencing good voice quality calls during a specified point of time. The report is generated comparing MOS, Jitter, Packet Loss, Delay and RFactor of various hosts. Separate report is provided for good quality based on each parameter. On the 'X'- axis IP of the respective hosts would be depicted. On the 'Y' -axis, the comparison parameter MOS/Jitter/Packet Loss/Delay/RFactor is listed. You can choose to view the top 10, 15, 20 or 25 hosts. Up to 10 hosts, the details are represented in the form of both graph and table. Beyond 10, report would be available only in the form of table alone.

 

To view poor quality hosts report,

 

 

 

 

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