CDR provides the following data organized into columns:
• ID: Unique autoincrement identification of call. It is created on SQL INSERT.
• Datetime: Start of a call. 
• Duration: Total length of a call from start to end. 
• Codec: Audio codec used in a call. 
• Caller num/name: Caller number and name from SIP header.
• SIP agent: Agent string from SIP header.
• Last response: Last SIP response, number and full text description.
• Caller/Called src RTP: Source IP address of incoming RTP packets
  from caller or receiver.
• MOS: Mean Opinion Score. 
• Delay distribution: Show variable delays. 
• Loss distribution: Show loss packets distribution. 
• Commands: Download WAV or PCAP files.

Jitter Monitoring
sipMON allows monitoring of
relevant jitter data for all calls.
sipMON uses jitterbuffer simulator to keep
both directions of calls synchronized.

Delay Monitoring
Show variable delays delimited by ‘:’.

First number is number of delays between
50-70ms, second is between 70-90,
next is 90-120, 120-150, 150-200,
200-300, 300-more.

 Packets Transfer Monitoring
Show lost packets distribution delimited by ‘:’.
The first number counts loss of one
isolated packet. The second is two consecutive
lost packets, next is 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9
and 10-infinite lost packets.

RTP Monitoring
sipMON displays a diagram of RTP stream from all
IP addresses, caller and call receivers.
RTP stream diagrams are separated
for both sources.

Live Calls
Real-time monitoring of ongoing calls.
This feature is still in beta and requires the latest sipMON with enabled TCP manager port.