• SonicOS 7.1 VoIP
• About SonicOS
  • Working with SonicOS
  • SonicOS Workflow
  • How to Use the SonicOS Administration Guides
  • Guide Conventions
• VoIP
  • VoIP Security
    • Security Appliance Requirements for VoIP
  • VoIP Protocols
    • H.323
    • SIP
  • SonicWall’s VoIP Capabilities
    • VoIP Security
    • VoIP Network
    • VoIP Network Interoperability
    • Supported Interfaces
    • Supported VoIP Protocols
      • H.323
      • SIP
      • SonicWall VoIP Vendor Interoperability
      • CODECs
      • VoIP Protocols on which SonicOS Does Not Perform Deep Packet Inspection
    • BWM and QoS
      • Quality of Service
    • How SonicOS Handles VoIP Calls
      • Incoming Calls
      • Local Calls
  • Settings
    • Configuring VoIP Settings
      • General Settings
      • SIP Settings
        • Enabling SIP
      • H.323 Settings
        • Configuring Bandwidth on the WAN Interface
        • Configuring VoIP Access Rules
    • Configuring VoIP Logging
• Call Status
• SonicWall Support
  • About This Document

Call Status

The NETWORK | VoIP > Call Status page allows you to monitor all currently active VoIP calls. Use the Search feature to locate specific entries.

The VoIP Call Status table displays the following information about the active VoIP connection:

• Caller IP – the IP address of the device from which the call was initiated
• Caller-ID – the unique identifier for each initiated call
• Called IP – the IP address of the device on which the call was received
• Called-ID – the unique identifier for each received call
• Protocol – the type of protocol used by the call (SIP and SIP TCP/UDP calls, and H.323 calls).
• Data Transferred – the total amount of data transferred in MB.
• Time Started – the date and time that the call started.

You can see the caller and called information as well as how long the call has been in progress and the bandwidth used. Both active H.323 and SIP calls are shown on the VoIP Call Status page.

H.323 Transformations and SIP Transformations must be enabled on the NETWORK | VoIP > Settings page for the corresponding calls to be shown. Only when these options are enabled does SonicOS inspect the VoIP payload to track call progress.

To reset the connections for all the active calls in progress, click FLUSH ALL. This also removes all VoIP call entries from the table.