Introduction
Access the Microsoft Teams Call records grid from Availability Manager, to view Summary Statistics and Teams call records with the following information:
- Start Date and time
- Duration, shown in seconds
- Organiser - who scheduled the meeting or group call or for PeertoPeer, who started the session
- Participants including the name if internal, otherwise noted as External user
- Type of session eg: Group or Peer to Peer
- Modalities used showing Audio, Video, screen sharing etc
- Stream Quality
- Has User feedback - did a user provide feedback using the MS Team post session survey
- Call Record JSON document
Quick Search buttons above the grid allow selection for Last 1, 6 or 24 hours, Last week or a Custom date and time frame.
Use the arrowheads to expand an organizer or a participant record to see their Segments, and associated Media. This allows you to see each modality used in the call; Audio, Video, Screen Sharing and Data.
This section also contains User Feedback if the Teams post-session survey form was completed.
Expand the Media to see configuration and performance metrics for each modality. On the main-audio, it is possible to drill down further on WiFi or Wired connections and some headset devices.
Jitter, Packet Loss and Latency warnings
Warnings display using the following criteria:
A Red Warning will be received when:
- Average Jitter when the value is higher than 30 ms
- Average Packet Loss Rate value is higher than 1%
- Average Latency value is higher than 100 ms
An Amber warning will be received when:
- Max Jitter when the value is higher than 30 ms
- Max Packet Loss Rate value is higher than 10%
- Max Latency value is higher than 100 MS
Wi-Fi, Wired and Network Speed
Clicking on WiFi will show the WiFi details and Network Speed results. In this example we can see that the WiFi is unsecured with no encryption and open authentication.
Clicking on Wired will show the Network Speed results.
Trunk links to SIP call record
It is possible to click on a hyperlink in the Trunk column to navigate to the SIP call record. This is useful when trouble shooting.
JSON document
Right click on a session for the Call Record to see the JSON document. This information can then also be copied to Clipboard.
Microsoft Teams Call Record - grid view
Right click on a call record to view the Call Record JSON document