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|This trigger is checked continuously for traffic of each RTP connection. The update interval is defined by the timespan parameter of the attributes. | |This trigger is checked continuously for traffic of each RTP connection. The update interval is defined by the timespan parameter of the attributes. | ||
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|ptp_timestamp_packet | |||
|This trigger is checked when a PTP packet containing a valid timestamp is seen. | |||
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** jitter: The average jitter of the RTP connection for the given timespan, using the maximum value of both directions. | ** jitter: The average jitter of the RTP connection for the given timespan, using the maximum value of both directions. | ||
** percent_loss: The percentage of RTP packet loss for the given timespan, accounting packets from both directions of the RTP connection. | ** percent_loss: The percentage of RTP packet loss for the given timespan, accounting packets from both directions of the RTP connection. | ||
* ptp_timestamp_packet | |||
** time_offset: The time offset between the local time and the timestamp seen in the PTP packet. | |||
* global_connections | * global_connections | ||
** new_connections: The amount of newly created connections (TCP and UDP) for the given timespan. | ** new_connections: The amount of newly created connections (TCP and UDP) for the given timespan. | ||