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Avaya VoIP Monitoring Manager Reference

A dialog with the recommended major alarm settings is shown in Call Traps.

A dialog with the recommended warning alarm settings is shown in System Traps.

Call Traps

A Call Trap (also referred to as a Call Alarm) is where a Trap has been triggered because a

customer’s Call (Session) has reached one of the pre-defined QoS parameter's thresholds.

At the end of a call, the RTCP Monitor checks its Trap configurations and generates an alarm to a

pre-configured Trap Manager. The conditions for the Trap are defined in the Trap dialog.

The system alarm can be based on any combination of jitter, delay (RTT) or packet loss.

Example

This example shows values entered into the Trap dialog. These values would result in a trap

being sent at the end of the call, if at any time during the call the jitter >=60, or the delay >= 500

or the %loss >= 50. If the conditions in any one line are met then the following lines are not read.

This is done to ensure that the number of traps sent for a given call is not greater than one.

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