Hey Alistair, its a tricky one. We provide customers their trunks meaning our customers BYOC connects into our telephony infrastructure. This means that if we we run a VOIP quality test we know it is accurate as it is taking the same path a real VOIP call would.
If you want to run a VOIP quality test to a cloud product hosted in location A but your trunks connect to a carrier in location B then how will you know your MOS report is accurate?
There are effectively 3 hops which will effect quality. Agent to GC, GC to carrier and of course carrier to ROW but you have no control here.
If you are not hosting the SIP trunks then perhaps contact the carrier and ask if they have their own VOIP monitoring
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Daniel Buxton
Acquire BPO
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Original Message:
Sent: 10-22-2021 06:57
From: Alastair Pitt
Subject: Outbound Campaign for Genesys Trunk testing
Thank you for the quick reply @Daniel Buxton
I will look in more details at your suggestion, thank you, but I am assuming the SIP Tester needs to run on a box somewhere? We are moving everything into the Cloud, so the less VMs we have to use/monitor/update, the better. If we can't do this on Genesys, this sort of idea might be an option.
To answer you question - Yes, this will be the MOS score
Thanks
Alastair
Original Message:
Sent: 10-22-2021 06:47
From: Daniel Buxton
Subject: Outbound Campaign for Genesys Trunk testing
Whilst it is quite a technical program, you could setup a SIP trunk that connects to startrinity or SIPP setup in UAS mode. There are probably heaps of other ones out there but they are the two I have used.
http://startrinity.com/VoIP/SipTester/SipTesterTutorial.aspx#setup_incoming_calls
When you say mark the score, you mean MOS?
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Daniel Buxton
Acquire BPO