On-line Monitoring of VoIP Quality Using IPFIX

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Abstract
The main goal of VoIP services is to provide a reliable and high-quality voice transmission over packet networks. In order to prove the quality of VoIP transmission, several approaches were designed. In our approach, we are concerned about on-line monitoring of RTP and RTCP traffic. Based on these data, we are able to compute main VoIP quality metrics including jitter, delay, packet loss, and finally R-factor and MOS values. This technique of VoIP quality measuring can be directly incorporated into IPFIX monitoring framework where an IPFIX probe analyses RTP/RTCP packets, computes VoIP quality metrics, and adds these metrics into extended IPFIX flow records. Then, these extended data are stored in a central IPFIX monitoring system called collector where can be used for monitoring purposes. This paper presents a functional implementation of IPFIX plugin for VoIP quality measurement and compares the results with results obtained by other tools.
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Authors Matousek, Petr;Kmet, Martin;Basel, Martin;
Journal advances in electrical and electronic engineering
Year 2014
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http://advances.utc.sk/index.php/AEEE/article/view/1203
Keywords
Ecology Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General) Technology Electrical engineering. Electronics. Nuclear engineering telecommunication

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