View Endpoint Or Endpoint Group Statistics - Cisco TelePresence Server 7010 Product User Manual

View endpoint or endpoint group statistics

1. Go to Endpoints.
2. Click on the endpoint or group name. The endpoint's
3. Go to Statistics.
The information is displayed in up to four sections: Audio, Auxiliary audio, Video, and Content
channel.
4. Refresh the page in your browser, or click Refresh, to get the latest statistics.
The statistics for each channel are grouped into two lists; Receive stream statistics and Transmit
stream statistics.
Field Field description
Encryption Whether this stream is encrypted.
Channel The negotiated available bandwidth for the endpoint to send audio/video/content to the Cisco
bit rate TelePresence Server.
Receive This field applies to the Video and Content channel receive streams only. It is the bit rate (in
bit rate bits per second) that the Cisco TelePresence Server has requested the endpoint sends. The
most-recently measured bit rate displays in parentheses.
Received Represents the variation in timing between packets on this channel when they arrive at the
jitter Cisco TelePresence Server. Smaller numbers mean that the packets are arriving more
predictably.
Receive This field applies to the audio receive stream only and is a measure of the audio signal
energy strength. The units are in millidecibels, with bigger negative numbers like -34000 being very
quiet and negative numbers closer to zero being louder.
Packets The number of audio packets that have been received by the Cisco TelePresence Server. The
received / second number indicated the audio/video/content packet-level errors, for example, sequence
errors discontinuities or incorrect RTP details. This is not the same as packets in which the video (the
actual video data) is somehow in error.
Packets The number of audio/video/content packets destined for the Cisco TelePresence Server from
total / this endpoint. The second number indicates the number of packets that have been received but
missing are corrupt.
Frames The frame rate of the audio/video/content stream currently being sent to the endpoint and the
received / number of frames with errors versus the total number of audio/video/content frames received.
errors
Frame This field applies to the video and content receive streams. It is the number of frames per
rate second in the transmitted / received streams between the endpoint and the TelePresence
Server.
Fast The number of fast update requests (FURs) sent by the TelePresence Server on this channel.
update For example, if packets are lost, the TelePresence Server sends a FUR to the endpoint.
requests
sent
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Receive stream statistics
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