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VoIP Monitoring and Analysis

VoIP and Video over IP create unique challenges for traditional data networks. Network packet sizes for VoIP and video are significantly different from those of data transfers, and sensitivity to timing (or latency) is critical for media traffic while not typically so for data. Though the network demands between voice and video over IP and data are different, they both rely on the same network using the same equipment and network settings.

Find out more about our VoIP Monitoring and Analysis solutions.

Find out more about our Video Monitoring and Analysis solutions.

OmniPeek Enterprise provides in-depth monitoring, analysis and troubleshooting of both network and Media traffic, eliminating the need for multiple tools. At a glance, network engineers can see the voice and/or video quality for each stream being transmitted, and can be notified when performance drops below a certain level. In cases of poor performance, network engineers can drill down and analyze the exact cause of the issue for rapid resolution.

VoIP Monitoring and Analysis
OmniPeek identifies performance issues in VoIP call quality, including jitter.
OmniPeek calculates jitter directly from the packet stream.

OmniPeek offers in-depth analysis of latency, throughput, and numerous network problems in a conversation-centered display. Open calls can be analyzed without requiring any expensive voice and video processing hardware - providing unsurpassed capacity for post-deployment troubleshooting. In addition to Voice and Video decodes and analyses, OmniPeek also evaluates and displays the call setup mechanism, in real-time, for each open call. All active and closed calls are shown in an elegant summary screen with easy, single-click drill down for detailed troubleshooting.

OmniPeek associates all the signaling (including RTCP status reports) and voice and video streams (RTP) on a per call basis and provides a flow of the signaling messages and endpoints that participate in the call. This includes measuring call setup durations and providing a Call Detail Record (CDR) for each call.

The Calls view displays all the calls in the order in which they were captured, with caller, callee, and end cause information.

Comprehensive signaling analysis is available for:

• SIP
• H.323
• Cisco SCCP
• Avaya CCMS
• MGCP
• RTSP
• and others