Quest Software's Foglight Network Management System (NMS) now features support for Avaya Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) systems.
This added support enables network administrators and engineers to achieve greater visibility into how their network and Avaya VoIP systems work together.
In addition to providing real-time monitoring of Avaya performance and quality metrics, Foglight NMS for VoIP allows network engineers to better address dropped calls, poor voice quality, network delays, and other performance issues before they happen.
While various point tools are available to manage and monitor VoIP systems, voice implementation often suffers from dropped calls, poor voice quality, packet loss and latency issues. Because of this, creating the most efficient VoIP environment, enhancing user satisfaction and meeting SLAs is a constant challenge for network engineers. With Foglight NMS for VoIP, Quest provides Avaya customers with a single tool for unparalleled network and VoIP infrastructure monitoring.
Foglight Network Management System for VoIP Provides:
- In-depth, detailed monitoring of VoIP quality metrics like MOS, Jitter, packet-loss, delay, network utilization
- Installation and configuration in less than 15 minutes
Comprehensive set of reports and alerts on all VoIP related voice metrics
- Distributed architecture to monitor across local and remote geographical locations
- Agent and agent-less options for simplicity, scalability and performance
- Unified, granular monitoring of VoIP and network infrastructure using a single pane of glass
- Network Traffic Analysis to help engineers understand, troubleshoot and perform capacity planning of VoIP and network infrastructure
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