ManageEngine VQManager

ManageEngine VQManager is a super handy, web-based tool that helps you keep an eye on the quality of your VoIP networks 24/7. It’s like having a watchdog for your voice calls!

What Can VQManager Do?

This software can monitor any device or user-agent that supports SIP (RFC 3261) and RTP/RTCP (RFC 3550). So if you're dealing with VoIP calls, this tool has got you covered!

Troubleshooting Made Easy

If there are any hiccups in your VoIP calls—like failures or quality drops—VQManager is here to help. It generates alarms to alert admins about issues. Once you get notified, you can dig deeper into those alarms to figure out what's going wrong.

Key Features for IT Administrators

• Monitor Voice Quality


• Track Call Traffic


• Check Bandwidth Utilization


• Keep tabs on Active and Failed Calls

The built-in and customizable reports give network admins crucial insights into bandwidth usage trends, traffic patterns, call details, and more!

Alarms & Alerts

You can set up alarms for important metrics like too many consecutive incomplete calls or high average answer delay times based on your own thresholds. Plus, it supports configurable email alerts and SNMP trap generation to work with other network management systems.

Dive into QoS Trends & Metrics

• Overall QoS trends related to calls and participants.


• Pictorial representations of call flows showing all the SIP requests from start to finish.


• A detailed view of bandwidth usage split between voice and non-voice data.

This makes it super easy to analyze bandwidth congestion issues!

Call Usage Trends & Categorization

• Total active call duration and average call duration metrics.


• Categorize calls as incoming, outgoing, unanswered, error, good quality, or poor quality.


• Easily filter call traffic by specific IP addresses or locations.

You can even use it with any device that supports SIP and RTP/RTCP! And it has a user-friendly web interface accessible from standard browsers like Internet Explorer (6.0+) or Mozilla Firefox (1.5+).

If you're interested in giving it a try, check out this link for more info: Download ManageEngine VQManager here!