A method for alert throttling in media quality monitoring, includes monitoring a plurality of active communication sessions. Each active communication session is between at least two endpoints. The method also includes detecting at least one quality-impacted communication session out of the plurality of active communication sessions. The method also includes generating a first alert for each detected quality-impacted communication session out of the plurality of active communication sessions until a first throttling number of quality-impacted communication sessions is detected out of the plurality of active communication sessions. Upon detecting the first throttling number of quality-impacted communication sessions, the method includes generating a second alert for each group of additional second number of quality-impacted communication sessions detected out of the plurality of active communication sessions.
Daniel G. Wing - San Jose CA, US Robert J. Biskner - Santa Barbara CA, US Rajesh Kumar - Palo Alto CA, US Mohamed S. Mostafa - Emerald Hills CA, US
Assignee:
Cisco Technology, Inc. - San Jose CA
International Classification:
H04J 3/14 H04L 1/00 H04L 12/26 H04L 12/56
US Classification:
370236, 370242, 370389, 370252
Abstract:
In one embodiment, a router examines an incoming packet for a flow monitoring request. The router may examine every packet for the flow monitoring request, or preferably may only examine packets including a lifetime value indicating that the packet should be dropped and not forwarded or may only examine packets having a predetermined message format. When the flow monitoring request is included, the router performs detailed flow analysis or other monitoring according to the flow monitoring request.
Method And System For Adaptive Media Quality Monitoring
Randall P.J. Ethier - Burke VA, US Rajesh Kumar - Palo Alto CA, US Robert J. Biskner - Santa Barbara CA, US Chelliah Sivachelvan - Carrollton TX, US Mohamed S. Mostafa - Emerald Hills CA, US Scott S. Firestone - Mountain View CA, US Michael A. Ramalho - Sarasota FL, US Kevin J. Connor - Blaine WA, US James C. Frauenthal - Colts Neck NJ, US Michael P. Hammer - Reston VA, US
International Classification:
H04M 3/08 H04M 3/22 H04M 1/24
US Classification:
379 3201
Abstract:
A method for adaptive media quality monitoring includes monitoring at least one metric of a call between at least two endpoints and detecting a threshold crossing event via the monitoring of the at least one metric. The method also includes executing a threshold crossing action based on detecting the threshold crossing event. The threshold crossing action comprises monitoring at least one additional metric of the call.
Field Modulation For Transfer And Measurement Of Flow Statistics
A first network device determines flow statistics information associated with a flow. The first network device modulates the time-to-live (TTL) header field in a packet associated with the flow to include flow statistics information. The packet includes a header and a payload. The first network device transmits the packet to a second network device. The second network device demodulates the TTL header field to determine flow statistics information.
Programmable Fsm Engine Using A New Cas Application Language
Kenneth Michael Hyams - Santa Barbara CA, US Robert James Biskner - Santa Barbara CA, US Ronak Desai - Fremont CA, US Satish Salagame - Sunnyvale CA, US
Assignee:
Cisco Technology, Inc. - San Jose CA
International Classification:
H04L 12/64 H04M 7/00
US Classification:
370401, 370356, 370467, 379229, 379237
Abstract:
An apparatus including a private branch exchange (PBX) switch, a residential gateway to receive channel associated signals (CAS) from the PBX switch, and a programmable CAS module to convert the CAS signals into internet protocol (IP) signals is disclosed.