Connectivity CA Dashboard
Welcome to the Connectivity Call-Agent (CA) Dashboard! This page provides insights into CA statistics, call routing, media relay, and monitoring. Use the tabs below to explore each metric in detail.
Main Cards Overview:
- CALLS FINISHED: Number of calls that have completed (ended successfully or otherwise) per CA.
- CALL ATTEMPTS: Total number of call attempts per CA, including both successful and failed calls.
- CALLS STARTED: Number of calls that have been initiated per CA.
- SUM DURATION: The total duration of all completed calls per CA, useful for usage analysis and capacity planning.
A Call-Agent (CA) is a logical entity in VoIP systems responsible for handling signaling, routing, and media for calls. CAs are often used to represent SIP servers, gateways, or other network elements.
- Destinations CAs Statistics
- Source CAs Statistics
- From To CA
- Connection Failure Ratio CA
- Number of Call-Attempts CA
- Number of Call-Ends CA
- Avg Duration CA
- Error Code Analysis
- Calls From by CA
- Calls To by CA
- Media Relayed From by CA
- Media Relayed To by CA
- Sessions by CA
- Avg MoS
- CA Ratio History
- CA Availability
- CA Monitoring Events
Shows statistics for destination Call-Agents, helping you analyze where calls are being routed and identify popular or problematic destinations.
Use this to monitor call distribution and detect routing issues.
Displays statistics for source Call-Agents, useful for tracking call origination and identifying high-activity sources.
Monitor which CAs are generating the most calls.
Visualizes call flows between source and destination CAs, helping you understand network topology and traffic patterns.
Analyze call paths to optimize routing and detect bottlenecks.
Shows the ratio of failed connections per CA, helping you identify reliability issues or misconfigurations.
Investigate high failure ratios to improve call success rates.
Displays the number of call attempts per CA, useful for capacity planning and detecting unusual activity.
Track call attempts to spot spikes or abnormal patterns.
Shows the number of completed calls per CA, helping you monitor call completion rates and system load.
Use this to assess call handling efficiency.
Displays the average call duration per CA, useful for quality monitoring and detecting abnormal call lengths.
Monitor average duration to spot short or excessively long calls.
Breaks down error codes per CA, aiding in troubleshooting and identifying common failure reasons.
Analyze error codes to quickly diagnose issues.
Shows the number of calls originating from each CA, helping you monitor outbound call activity.
Use this to identify high-activity or problematic sources.
Displays the number of calls terminating at each CA, useful for tracking inbound call patterns.
Monitor which CAs are receiving the most inbound calls.
Shows the amount of media relayed from each CA, helping you monitor media flow and detect bottlenecks.
Use this to ensure even media distribution and spot overloaded CAs.
Displays the amount of media relayed to each CA, useful for tracking inbound media streams.
Monitor which CAs are receiving the most media traffic.
Shows the number of active sessions per CA, helping you monitor system load and concurrent call volume.
Use this to track real-time session activity and resource usage.
Displays the average Mean Opinion Score (MoS) per CA, a key indicator of call quality.
Monitor MoS to track trends in call quality and detect periods of degradation.
Visualizes historical ratios (e.g., success/failure) for each CA, helping you spot trends and long-term issues.
Use ratio history to identify persistent problems or improvements.
Shows the availability status of each CA, helping you monitor uptime and detect outages.
Track CA availability to ensure reliable service.
Lists individual CA monitoring events for detailed inspection, troubleshooting, and auditing.
Review monitoring events to investigate issues and monitor system health.