A network administrator receives complaints about choppy audio and voice distortion during real-time VoIP sessions between two branch offices. Network monitoring shows low overall bandwidth utilization and an average round-trip latency of 30 ms, but packet inter-arrival times fluctuate wildly between 2 ms and 110 ms. Which performance metric is primarily degrading call quality, and which monitoring mechanism provides granular flow-level visibility to analyze this traffic?
- Jitter is the primary metric degrading quality; NetFlow / IPFIX should be deployed for detailed flow-level telemetry.Cevap
- BThroughput is the primary metric degrading quality; SNMPv1 standard interface polling should be deployed for detailed flow-level telemetry.
- CBandwidth saturation is the primary metric degrading quality; Syslog log forwarding over Telnet port 23 should be deployed for detailed flow-level telemetry.
- DLatency is the primary metric degrading quality; TCP handshake round-trip timing should be deployed for detailed flow-level telemetry.
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Jitter is the primary metric degrading call quality; NetFlow / IPFIX should be deployed for detailed flow-level telemetry.
Jitter measures the fluctuation in packet delay (inter-arrival time variance). In VoIP networks, high jitter causes playout buffer underflows or overflows, resulting in choppy audio. NetFlow and IPFIX capture per-flow metadata across network devices, allowing engineers to isolate voice streams and evaluate packet metrics.
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VoIP Performance Metrics and Flow Telemetry