About the only thing you can do is to have some kind of network analysis package capturing packets all the time at a point or points on the network that all the calls flow through, then when a call gets flagged pull the logs for that timeframe and see what the network analysis says.
Wireshark is installed on the Edge and you can get the SIP packets by turning on the Protocol Capture logging, but that doesn't help much for the audio problems.
Turning on Media Capture would give some useful info, but only Customer Care can decrypt the files, so it doesn't help you get the info on your own. Wireshark running on a machine connected to a mirror port on a switch with the edges which can access all the RTP traffic going through the edges is your best bet.
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George Ganahl CCXP, GCA
Principal Program Manager
Genesys
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Original Message:
Sent: 11-27-2018 00:07
From: Darryn Chang
Subject: Problematic calls and voice quality
From time to time, agents report problematic calls and voice quality issues by using the flagging option.
How and where can I obtain more details about the call to determine if its an internal or external network issue?
More looking for an immediate response not when support can investigate it
#Outbound
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Darryn Chang
Stuff Limited
New Zealand
2 Years Purecloud
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