Evaluate application flow performance over the network in real-time.
Any IP-based application can be measured.
Easy delivery of results for 3rd party SW, for example:
Adapt your application stream to the prevailing network conditions,
Perform vertical handovers based on the achiveved QoS, or
Just gather long term performance information of the selected service(s).
Easy interface for full remote control of the measurements
Invoke a measurement to the desired path when needed.
Overview
Qosmet is a passive solution for measuring/monitoring one-way QoS (Quality of Service)
performance from the application’s point of view in the desired network path
The results can be evaluated in real-time or stored for latter analysis.
Qosmet is at it’s best when measuring the QoS of real-time applications
(e.g., VoIP, video conferencing, IPTV), but practically any IP based application can be measured.
The solution is based on light-weight measurement agents, running as services
in the desired measurement points, while the measurements can be remotely
invoked and controlled at any time.
Possible users include operators, service providers, service developers,
network and measurement equipment manufacturers, and end-users.
Developed by VTT
Architecture
Modular structure - Qosmet Service/Core is located in measurement points
Quality of Service Measurement Communications Protocol (QMCP)
allows full remote control of measurements.
Measurement can be performed by Qosmet UI or any QMCP capable SW.
Easy integration with 3rd party SW
A single Service supports numerous independent measurements.
Qosmet Service is a lightweight SW: No special HW is needed.
Easy QoS measurement results distribution to 3rd party receivers.
Option: support for multipoint measurements (distributed calculation)
Measurement outcome
QoS statistics
Delay
Jitter
Packet loss
Connection break statistics
Traffic statistics
Load
Volume of data
Packet sizes
QoE (pseudo-subjective analysis)
Accurate VoIP quality with PSQA in MOS scale
General application QoE with GQoSM
All statistics are one-way statistics, and can be calculated for a single flow,
aggregation of selected flows, or all the traffic between the measurement points.