Analyzing Wi-Fi Calling Statistics

Wi-Fi calls are tunneled to the carrier’s Evolved Packet Data Gateway (EPDG), which eliminates dropped calls when switching from Wi-Fi to LTE and vice versa. Multiple carriers’ EPDGs can be supported on a single WLAN. Wi-Fi Calling coexists seamlessly with RUCKUS CBRS (Citizens Band Radio Service) APs.
Follow the below steps to view Wi-Fi Calling Summary to view statistics, client details and quality chart.
  1. From the main menu, go to Services > Others > Wi-Fi Calling > Summary.
    The summary displays statistics of the top ten SSIDs (Service Set Identifier) and Evolved Packet Data Gateway (ePDGs) by traffic in the last one or twenty four hour interval. Choose the Zone or Domain and the corresponding WLAN to view the relevant statistics.
    The Wi-Fi Calling Clients provides the following information.
    • Hostname: The name of the user equipment or device that is connected to Wi-Fi.
    • MAC Address: The MAC address of the user equipment.
    • Carrier Name: The name of the carrier network or service provider used by the user equipment, such as Verizon, AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, and so on.
    • Priority: The priority set for the Wi-Fi call through this device, such as voice, video, best effort, and background.
    • Traffic Session: Data that is transmitted during the Wi-Fi call.
    • Traffic (uplink/downlink): The speed with which data is transmitted during the Wi-Fi call.

    Wi-Fi Calling Client Details

    The Clients Detail provides the following information.
    • AP MAC: The MAC address of the AP.
    • Client IP: The IP address of the client.
    • Carrier Name: The name of the carrier, such as Verizon, AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile.
    • Start Time: The time when the client initiated the Wi-Fi call.
    • End Time: The time when the client completed the Wi-Fi call.
    • Traffic (uplink/downlink): The speed with which the data is transmitted during the Wi-Fi call session.
    The Wi-Fi Calling quality chart displays the uplink and downlink quality. Call quality can be filtered based on time, the AP list, and the client MAC address list.

    Wi-Fi Calling Quality Chart