Next generation monitoring. Break through your data

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1 Next generation monitoring Break through your data

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3 Yet another typical screen You may easily customize 5gVision look and feel: Chose your interface style from a list of predefined ones Make adjustments to existing styles Devise your own styles from scratch

4 The future is closer... 5gVision is a comprehensive traffic analysis system with: Charts Tables Reports Alerts CDR viewer Calls viewer Disconnect code reports Route testing dialer Signaling and media traffic collector Rate management SNMP poller Flexible user access management

5 All's well that's monitored well 5gVision monitors the following objects of a switch, as well as their combinations: Customers and Vendors Areas Customers=>Areas or Areas=>Vendors Customers=>Areas=>Vendors Customers=>Vendors Equipment Equipment groups Disconnect codes Union objects, uniting stats for any number of objects of same type Some switches may have additional objects, like nodes or card lots.

6 I monitor, therefore I am 5gVision calculates every parameter possible, and a couple of impossible ones: Current calls Attempts per hour Connected calls per hour Switched minutes per hour Current capacity ACD PSC ASR ABR CPS % of 487 codes PDD, TTR, TTC Number of hunts Media losses % of transcoding Find a parameter we don t monitor, and we'll add it. Cost per hour Price per hour Profit per hour Profit per minute Profit per call

7 Tastes differ Modular, Modular fully customizable menu and screen design. Menu items and screen modules are drag-and-droppable. From 1 to 16 different modules (blocks) per screen ideal for large NOC screens. Adjustable colors.

8 What you chart is what you get Charts: Add/remove charts with ease through a Legend table. Different types of statistics combined on the same chart. Lines and bars. Zoom and custom intervals. Stack charts. Comparison charts. Auto-reload every minute.

9 A silver line above steel bars 5gVision gathers 2 types of statistical information: concurrent stats, stats calculated every minute and shown as lines on charts, and per-hour stats that are shown as bars. Some parameters can be only concurrent, concurrent like Active calls, some others make sense only if calculated over a period of time, time like Call attempts, Switched minutes, or Profit. Most parameters in 5gVision, however, have both concurrent and per-hour representations. The second chart shows ACD as a line and per-hour bars.

10 A table to save your time Tables: Ideal for viewing current stats for a lot of objects at once. Very quick and flexible filtering and sorting. Parent-child relationships (Customers->Areas ->Vendors). Direct links to other modules.

11 The report takes it all Reports: Any statistical and financial parameters for periods from 1 hour to 1 month fetched in seconds. Parent-child relationships make it easy to drill down to the required level. Grouping by 1 hour, 1 day, 1 week. Flexible sorting and filtering. filtering

12 In monitoring we trust Thumbnails: Monitor a lot of different objects/parameters as a collection of chart blocks. Change chart options individually or for the whole screen. Re-arrange or re-size chart blocks with a mouse drag. drag Maximize any chart to see more details. Ideal for large NOC screens.

13 Wake me up when September ends Alerts: An extremely flexible alerting system. Alerts on any object or any parameter. Absolute or differential alerts. Delivered via Web, , or SMS. SMS Schedules, user, and object groups to control alert delivery.

14 Monitoring is believing Alerts are conveniently shown in charts. Concurrent alerts (lines): the red area shows the interval from the initial alert raise till sending the raise notification, the green area shows the interval from the initial alert clear till sending the clear notification. Per-hour alerts (bars): the red bar indicated the hour for which the alert was raise, the green bar indicated the hour in which the alert was cleared.

15 A midsummer night's dream Every alert that was raised/cleared can be sent to certain users' s or cell phones via SMS.

16 All records are equal, but some records are more equal than others CDRs: Very quick extraction. On the fly filtering and sorting. Convenient interval picker. Adjustable field order. Export to excel/csv. Row highlight. highlight Disconnect code report. Direct links to charts/reports for objects.

17 Traffic logs tell no lies Traffic logs: Sniffing VoIP signaling packets in real time. SIP and H.323 support. Automatic call leg matching. Export to txt/pcap. View of individual packets and overall call flows. flows Sharing traffic logs with your customers.

18 A call flow is better than none Call flows: Graphical representation of a call displaying its packet exchange. View of individual packets, packets packets comprising a leg or the whole call. call Hiding unnecessary legs from call flow. Sharing call flows with your customers.

19 A recorded call is worth a thousand words Media logs: Sniffing and recording call media passing through your switch. Two modes available: recording randomly selected calls and ondemand recording. Media playback directly from a browser. Recorded audio files available for download. download

20 Try it before you buy it Dialer: Automation of outgoing dialing to test your routes. routes FAS detection for routes tested. Full CDRs with necessary information on the tested route. Call flows for each tested call. Recording of media stream.

21 Money doesn't smell... it has color Rate management: Automatically import and normalize rates coming from partners over s. Compare full rate decks or single import batches. Automatically insert dates depending on rate up/down, etc. Generate least cost routing tables. Export rates to csv format to upload to any billing.

22 Monitor far and beyond SNMP poller: Monitor any device, device supporting SNMP, any OID. OID Flexible configuration with device and oid groups. groups Final parameters can be calculated from OID values via formulas. formulas Users can add table columns for new OIDs/parameters. Obtain data via SNMP requests and traps. traps

23 To monitor or not to monitor? If you wish to request a fully functional trial, please contact: Skype: Web: request@5gfuture.com support_5gfuture