NTH-Price List April2019
NTH-Price List April2019
NTH-Price List April2019
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• Module maybe hosted into a probe or on external • Installed into a VM/Docker Container
appliance (Docker Container) • Receives user plane packets from capture devices in
• APIs on Ubuntu, Suse, RHEL, CentOS PCAP format
• I/F: TCP • Decoding, Filtering, reassembly is provided by HS
• Returns Session Records • Produces Session Records
• Multi-Instance, Multi-Thread • Multi-Instance, Multi-Thread
• Critical
Problems categorized as “Critical” are problems that are service-affecting. Critical problems affect the End
User’s normal business operations and have no acceptable workaround. An “acceptable workaround” is a
workaround that (i) reduces the problem’s impact to the point where business operations are unaffected,
and (ii) utilizes the End User’s resources at a level that is acceptable to the End User. After an acceptable
workaround is found, the problem will be downgraded to “Major” priority.
• Major
Problems categorized as “Major” priority are problems causing a specific feature or functionality to be
inoperative, but that do not affect normal business operations.
• Minor
Problems categorized as “Minor” priority are related to implementation defects which do not impact the
product functionality or the End User’s activities, as for example UI typos, or situations in which the
behaviour of the product is not sufficiently clear. Requests for information that are not directly related to a
service outage or problem may be categorized as minor.
HighSee session records provide KPIs that can be tailored according to the needs
• Session Information: contains user session information shared to all packages.
• Service Availability: provides visibility of video service impairments experienced by the user
"Session Information" and "Service Availability" constitute the baseline information provided by HighSee;
two KPIs packages may be added:
• QoE: contains scores on UX and Audio/Video for a MOS-like evaluation, as well as details on Audio/Video
quality variations during the session
• RCA: contains media downlink throughput, all CDN IP addresses contacted by the user client to download
media information including quality indexes, as well as the timing of A/V freeze and play delay impairments
and the involved CDN addresses