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This chapter contains the following Monitoring page sections:
Use the System Status section to view the current operating statuses of the IX system hardware components. Colored icons next to each component indicate whether that component is connected and functional (green checkmark) or not connected or nonfunctional (red x).
Figure 6-1 shows a sample Monitoring page with the System Status section positioned on the right.
Figure 6-1 Monitoring > System Status Section
Use the Call Statistics section to view audio and video call statistics collected by the codecs. Scroll down the Monitoring page to access this section.
If you are sharing an HD presentation, the call statistics will appear in different places depending on whether the call is a point-to-point or multipoint call.
Step 1 Navigate to Monitoring > Call Statistics to view tabs for the following IX system call statistics:
Step 2 Click a tab for a desired statistics selection.
Figure 6-2 General Call Statistics
Click any of the three AV stream selections to get their specific statistics as in Figure 6-3.
Figure 6-3 AV Call Video Stream Statistics
Note that in the AV Call Video tab you view statistics for either the Right, Center, or Left system displays. View either transmit or receive statistics by clicking either the Transmit or the Receive button.
Note For more information about jitter and packet loss, see the “Understanding Jitter and Defining Jitter Thresholds” section.
Continue to scroll down the Monitoring page to the Network Data section to view your system’s transmission data.
Use the Network Data section to view packet transmission statistics collected from the network. Data is listed in columns labeled as if you were looking at the back of the system. For example, on an IX5000, the labels would indicate statistics from the left, center, and right codecs.
To monitor network statistics:
Step 1 In the Monitoring page, scroll down to Network Data. Your network data appears as in Figure 6-4.
Figure 6-4 Network Data Section
Cisco provides management information base (MIB) files that monitor your system using the Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP). For more detail, refer to the “MIBs, RFCs, and SNMP Trap Messages for the Cisco TelePresence System” chapter of the Cisco TelePresence System Message Guide.
For more information about system statistics and messages, including System Operations (Sysops) Log messages, see the Cisco TelePresence System Message Guide at Cisco.com.