Records for Cisco Webex

The CiscoWebexMetrics record (CWEMTRIC) is a generic record that contains various aggregated data. The aggregation data is collected in the IR Cloud component the metrics are evaluated by the Monitoring Server. The results are used for Alerting, Displays and Reporting in the Monitoring Server.

Record Definition

Evaluated Cisco Webex Metrics

The following metrics are derived from the Record using the following field data aggregations.

Metric namePeriodFirst aggregation typeFirst aggregation valueSecond aggregation typeSecond aggregation valueThird aggregation typeThird aggregation valueFourth aggregation typeFourth aggregation valueDescription
Metrics used in Displays









scheduledMeetings1 dayUserClass

0=All

1=VIP User

2=New User







The number of scheduled meetings 
licensedUsers








The number of users with a 'Meeting - Webex Enterprise Edition' license
usersWithoutActivity








The number of licensed users (see previous) that have not used Webex for 30 days or more or have never used Webex. 
Metrics used in Alerts









voiceQualityDegradedPctg1 hourNetworkType

0=All

1=wifi

2=cellular

3=ethernet

4=unknown

TransportType

0=All

1=UDP

2=TCP

3=Unknown





The percentage of degraded audio streams grouped by Network Type and Transport Type.
voiceQualityDegradedByUserPctg1 hourUserEmail






The Top 100 users by the percentage of degraded audio streams (poor/unacceptable MOS). Only Users with a degraded percentage > 3 are returned
poorPacketLossPctg

1 hour

NetworkType

0=All

1=wifi

2=cellular

3=ethernet

4=unknown

Modality

1=audio

2=video

3=shared  


TransportType

0=All

1=UDP

2=TCP

3=Unknown



The poor packet loss percentage (packet loss >= 5 %), grouped by Network Type, Modality and Transport Type.
poorLatencyPctg1 hourNetworkType

0=All

1=wifi

2=cellular

3=ethernet

4=unknown

Modality

1=audio

2=video

3=shared  


TransportType

0=All

1=UDP

2=TCP

3=Unknown



The poor latency percentage (latency>= 400 ms), grouped by Network Type, Modality and Transport Type.
poorJitterPctg1 hourNetworkType

0=All

1=wifi

2=cellular

3=ethernet

4=unknown

Modality

1=audio

2=video

3=shared  


TransportType

0=All

1=UDP

2=TCP

3=Unknown



The poor jitter percentage (jitter >= 30 ms), grouped by Network Type, Modality and Transport Type.


poorISPPctg1 hourISP

Individual ISP based on public IP

E.g. Telstra

Modality

1=audio

2=video

3=shared  





The Top 100 ISPs by the percentage of poor/unacceptable audio streams, grouped by Modality. Only ISPs with a degraded percentage > 3 are returned. Based on the leave time of completed sessions during the hour.

In/Out streams are counted separately.

poorServerRegionPctg1 hourServerRegione.g. Dallas, USAModality

1=audio

2=video

3=shared  





The Top 100 Server Regions by the percentage of poor/unacceptable audio streams, grouped by Modality. Only Server Regions with a degraded percentage > 3 are returned. Based on the leave time of completed sessions during the hour.

In/Out streams are counted separately.

poorUserLocationPctg1 hourUserLocatione.g. HamburgModality

1=audio

2=video

3=shared  





The Top 100 User Locations by the percentage of poor/unacceptable audio streams, grouped by Modality. Only User Locations with a degraded percentage > 3 are returned. Based on the leave time of completed sessions during the hour.

In/Out streams are counted separately.

lowDurationSessionsByServerRegionPctg1 hourServerRegione.g. Dallas, USA





The top 100 Server Regions by sessions shorter than 10 seconds. Based on the leave time of completed sessions during the hour.
lowDurationSessionsByUserLocationPctg1 hourUserLocatione.g. Hamburg





The top 100 User Locations by sessions shorter than 10 seconds. Based on the leave time of completed sessions during the hour.
tcpSessionsByUserLocationPctg1 hourUserLocatione.g. Hamburg





The top 100 User Locations by the percentage of audio-over-TCP sessions. Based on the leave time of completed sessions during the hour.
Metrics used in Reports









uniqueUsers

1 hour

1 day


UserClass

0=All

1=VIP User

2=New User

NetworkType

0=All

1=wifi

2=cellular

3=ethernet

4=unknown

Modality

0=all

1=audio

2=video

3=shared

OsType

'All'

e.g. "windows"

or 'Unknown'


The number of unique users grouped by User Class, Network Type, Modality and OsType.
uniqueUsersByCamera1 dayUserClass

0=All

1=VIP User

2=New User

Camera

eg Logitech QuickCam Pro 9000





The number of unique users grouped by User Class and Camera.
uniqueUsersByMicrophone1 dayUserClass

0=All

1=VIP User

2=New User

Microphone

eg Jabra Link 370





The number of unique users grouped by User Class and Microphone.
uniqueUsersBySpeaker1 dayUserClass

0=All

1=VIP User

2=New User

Speaker

eg Jabra Link 240





The number of unique users grouped by User Class and Speaker.
streamDuration

1 hour

1 day

UserClass

0=All

1=VIP User

2=New User

Modality

0=all

1=audio

2=video

3=shared





Average stream duration in seconds, grouped by User Class and Modality
streamsByQuality

1 hour

1 day

UserClass

0=All

1=VIP User

2=New User

Modality

0=all

1=audio

2=video

3=shared

MosCategory/QualityCategory

0=All

1=Unacceptable (MOS only)

2=Poor

3=Fair

4=Good



The number of streams grouped by User Class, Modality and MOS/QS category.

The MOS category is defined for audio streams as:

MOS < 3.5: unacceptable

MOS > 3.5 and MOS < 3.8: poor

MOS > 3.8 and MOS < 4.0: fair

MOS > 4.0: good

The QS is defined for video and screen share streams as:

  • if average packet loss percentage and average latency in ms and average jitter in ms are unknown: unknown
  • else if average packet loss percentage >= 5 or average latency in ms >= 400 or average jitter >= 30 ms: poor (2)
  • else if average packet loss percentage <= 3 or unknown and average latency in ms <= 300 or unknown and average jitter <= 25 or unknown: good (4)
  • otherwise fair (3)


inactiveUsers1 dayUserClass

0=All

1=VIP User

2=New User







The number of licensed users that have not used Webex for 30 days or more or have never used Webex.

degradedSessionsByNetworkType

1 hour

1 day

UserClass

0=All

1=VIP User

2=New User

NetworkType

0=All

1=wifi

2=cellular

3=ethernet

4=unknown





Top 50 sessions with poor or unacceptable audio MOS grouped by User Class and Network Type 
degradedSessionsByIspAndTransportType

1 hour

1 day

UserClass

0=All

1=VIP User

2=New User

TransportType

0=All

1=UDP

2=TCP

3=Unknown

ISP

All

eg Telstra



Top 50 sessions with poor or unacceptable audio MOS grouped by User Class, Transport Type and ISP
degradedSessionsByLocationAndTransportType

1 hour

1 day

UserClass

0=All

1=VIP User

2=New User

TransportType

0=All

1=UDP

2=TCP

3=Unknown

UserLocation

All

eg Hamburg



Top 50 sessions with poor or unacceptable audio MOS grouped by User Class, Transport Type and User Location
degradedSessionsByServerRegionAndTransportType

1 hour

1 day

UserClass

0=All

1=VIP User

2=New User

TransportType

0=All

1=UDP

2=TCP

3=Unknown

ServerRegion

All

eg Sydney



Top 50 sessions with poor or unacceptable audio MOS grouped by User Class, Transport Type and Server Region



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