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Audio Call Quality

The Audio Call Quality page provides quality ratings that help you track audio-only call quality, systemwide. MOS values are graphed over an hourly scale showing the percentage of all VoIP calls on the network that were rated Normal, Degraded, or Excessive. On the chart, a secondary axis indicates the number of call minutes that contributed to the ratings.

By default, VoIP call activity to and from all groups and all Locations is graphed, using colors to show quality ratings.

You can use the MOS Type field to filter the page by MOS or Network MOS.

Call minutes are graphed with a line graph to show the number of observations for the Call Quality bar chart.

The Audio Call Quality page provides the following information. Several of the following fields appear on the Call Quality Details table, which is not displayed by default. Use the Settings link to display the table.

Call Minutes

The number of minutes that calls were active during the selected time period.

Degraded (%)

The percentage of call minutes that have a MOS in the Degraded range of the assigned threshold.

Degraded Minutes

The number of call minutes that have a MOS in the Degraded range of the assigned threshold.

Excessive (%)

The percentage of call minutes that have a MOS in the Excessive range of the assigned threshold.

Excessive Minutes

The number of call minutes that have a MOS in the Excessive range of the assigned threshold.

Normal (%)

The percentage of call minutes that have a MOS in the Normal range of the assigned threshold.

Normal Minutes

The number of call minutes that have a MOS in the Normal range of the assigned threshold.

Time

The hour of the day when calls were active on the network.

Unrated (%)

The percentage of call minutes that did not have a threshold applied. The performance threshold for MOS was disabled for these Locations.

Unrated Minutes

The number of call minutes that did not have a threshold applied. The performance threshold for MOS was disabled for these Locations.