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Figure 2. Cisco Unified Service Monitor: Stream Correlation Report
Features and Benefits
Voice-Quality Measurements and Alerts
Cisco Unified Service Monitor monitors voice-quality measurements in a voice-over-IP (VoIP) network and
produces alerts based on measurements exceeding preset thresholds. Key voice-call characteristics such as
codec type, jitter, and packet loss are collected and reported.
The phone-based Cisco VTQ solution provides user-experience metrics at the end of all active calls in the
network, expressed as a Mean Opinion Score (MOS) calculated value. Real-time MOS values can be produced
every 60 seconds for monitored active calls using Cisco 1040 Sensors and the Cisco NAM. Threshold-based
alerts are sent to upstream applications such as Cisco Unified Operations Manager or a manager-of-managers
application.
Thresholds
Cisco Unified Service Monitor allows you to set thresholds based on device types and codec types, incorporates
support for Cisco Unified Communications Manager 8.5, and includes reporting data export. Alerts are sent to
upstream applications such as Cisco Unified Operations Manager when a MOS threshold is violated.
Call Classification
Cisco Unified Service Monitor allows you to classify calls based on dial plan per cluster. Call classification has
default system-defined call categories and also allows you to define call categories to suit their deployment. Cisco
Unified Service Monitor can classify calls to multiple categories to help ensure that users can track calls based on
call types. The on-demand CDR reports provide a rich set of filters to generate important call information to
facilitate detailed analysis.