Dell 6.2 Server User Manual


 
3. Select the AAA profile. Enter the configured user role for SIP authentication role.
4. Click Apply.
In the CLI
aaa profile <profile>
sip-authentication-role <role>
Use the show voice client-status command to view the state of the client registration.
Enabling Real Time Call Quality Analysis
Real Time Call Quality Analysis (RTCQA) enables the controller to compute the call quality parameters such as
jitter, delay, packet loss, and call quality score (R-value) directly from the RTP media stream. Additionally, the
controller saves the periodic samples of the quality parameters for detailed analysis of the results. You can monitor
up to 30 active calls that are initiated after enabling RTCQA. You can avail the full benefits of Real Time Call
Quality Analysis by setting the AP in the decrypt tunnel mode.
NOTE: Real Time Call Quality Analysis for the voice calls is supported in the following cases:
l when the signaling messages are not encrypted
l when the RTP streams are not encrypted
l when the voice client does not roam from one controller to another controller
You can use the WebUI or CLI to enable Real Time Call Quality Analysis and view the call quality reports based on
the analysis.
In the Web UI
1. Navigate to the Configuration > Advanced services > All Profiles page.
2. Expand Other Profiles under the Profiles section and click Configure Real-Time Analysis.
3. Enable Real Time call quality analysis for the voice calls by selecting the Real-Time Analysis of voice calls check
box.
Figure 305: Enable Real Time Analysis
4. Click the Apply button to apply the settings and save the configurations.
Viewing Real Time Call Quality Reports
1. To view the average Real Time analysis reports, navigate to the Monitoring > Voice > Real-Time Quality
Analysis page.
2. To view the detailed Real Time analysis report of a specific client, select the client and click the View Details
button.
In the CLI
To configure Real Time analysis on voice calls:
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