Cisco Cisco Prime Unified Service Monitor 9.0 Weißbuch
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Category Type
Description
Category Name
VG/Trunk-Outgoing
Calls to a voice gateway or a trunk; only OffNet calls
are included.
are included.
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MGCP Gateway Outgoing - Calls to an MGCP voice gateway
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H.323 Gateway Outgoing - Calls to an H.323 voice gateway
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H.323 Trunk Outgoing - Calls to an H.323 trunk
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SIP Trunk Outgoing - Calls to a SIP trunk
Calls fall under this category if destination device type indicates a
Voice Gateway or a trunk and the configuration of that gateway or
trunk in CM is ‘Offnet’
Voice Gateway or a trunk and the configuration of that gateway or
trunk in CM is ‘Offnet’
VG/Trunk-Incoming
Calls from a voice gateway or a trunk; only OffNet
calls are included.
calls are included.
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MGCP Gateway Incoming - Calls from an MGCP voice gateway
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H.323 Gateway Incoming - Calls from an H.323 voice gateway
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H.323 Trunk Incoming - Calls from an H.323 trunk
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SIP Trunk Incoming - Calls from a SIP trunk
Calls fall under this category if source device type indicates a Voice
Gateway or a trunk and the configuration of that gateway or trunk in
CM is ‘Offnet’.
Gateway or a trunk and the configuration of that gateway or trunk in
CM is ‘Offnet’.
Tandem
A tandem call occurs when both endpoints are voice
gateways or trunks.
gateways or trunks.
Tandem
OnNet Trunk
Calls where one endpoint is a trunk and the call is
not an OffNet call.
not an OffNet call.
For example, the trunk could be used to connect to
WebEx or to a PBX.
WebEx or to a PBX.
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OnNet H.323 Trunk
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OnNet SIP Trunk
Internal
Calls that do not fall into any of the above
categories. For example, calls where one endpoint
is an IP phone and the other endpoint is a voice
gateway and the call is not an OffNet call.
categories. For example, calls where one endpoint
is an IP phone and the other endpoint is a voice
gateway and the call is not an OffNet call.
Internal
Unknown
For system-related reasons, Service Monitor could
not determine the device type of the endpoints.
not determine the device type of the endpoints.
Unknown
Understanding How Service Monitor Places a Call under User-defined Categories
Service Monitor evaluates whether a call belongs in a user-defined call category, provided that:
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The call has already been categorized as an Internal or VG/Trunk-Outgoing call
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A user-defined dial plan is assigned to the cluster in which the call occurred
The following category types are available for creating custom categories
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Emergency
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Service
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Toll Free
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Local
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Long distance
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International
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Voicemail
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Conference
For each of the pre-defined user categories (Emergency, Service, Toll Free, Local, Long distance, International), the
category type is the same as the default category name. Apart from the pre-defined user categories, two more
category types are available for creating new custom categories. Those are
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Voicemail: to account for calls to legacy Voice mail system
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Conference: to account for conferences which are scheduled like meet-me conference, Web-Ex or Meeting
place conference