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RTCP Listen Port

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The RSVP status can be:

● Unknown: Information about the RSVP status was not available.

● Disabled: The end-point has been configured to ignore RSVP signaling.

● Not in Use: RSVP is enabled for use but there is no receiver RTP

channel session active, or no attempt has been made by the sender to

protect the receiver’s RTP channel (i.e. no Path message has been

received).

● Reservation Pending: This state indicates that the receiver has

responded to the first Path message it has received since the call started

with a Resv message, and is waiting for a ResvConf to confirm the

reservation is installed.

● Reservation Failed: This state indicates that the receiver has had a

reservation fail or timeout, or an existing reservation was torn down

prematurely.

● Reservation Success: This state shows that the receiver’s receiving

RTP channel is protected by an installed RSVP reservation. Ideally this

reservation will need to be successfully refreshed until the RTP session

ends.

● Various: The RSVP status for a single endpoint in a session has

changed between significant states (such as Failed and Success).

RTCP Listen Port The RTCP Listen Port is the configurable port that is used to collect the RTCP

packets sent by Avaya endpoints. The default port is 5005. You can change

the port that is used in the RTCP Monitor Properties dialog.

RTP Real-Time Transport Protocol is the protocol used for transmitting real-time

data. For more information see IETF RFC 1889 located at http://www.ietf.org/

rfc/rfc1889.txt.

RTP MIB The RTP MIB stores the information for the active RTP Sessions. The

reference for the definition of the RTP MIB is located at

http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2959.txt

RTP Session A session is a VoIP connection between two IP endpoints. For more

information see RFC 1889 located at

http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc1889.txt?number=1889

SessionID The SessionID column assigns a unique identifier to each session in the

exported file. Each exported session contains three sets of data. This data is

listed in three separate tables that are separated by a blank row: Session

Table, Time-varying Data Table and the TraceRoute Table. Use the

SessionID to identify the session in each table to analyze the data.

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