show ip rtp header-compression

Last Updated : Nov 06, 2012 |
Displays the RTP header compression statistics for a specific interface. If no interface is specified, statistics for all interfaces are displayed.
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Syntax

show ip rtp header-compression [interface_name]

Parameters

Parameter
Description
Possible Values
Default Value
interface_name
The name of the interface

User level

read-only

Context

general

Example

To display RTP compression statistics for all interfaces:
Gxxx-001(super)# show ip rtp header-compression
IP RTP header compression statistics:

Interface Dialer 1:
Rcvd:    0 Full Headers, 0 Compressed, 0 Errors
Sent:    0 Full Headers, 0 Compressed,
         0 Bytes Saved, 0 Bytes Sent,
         1.00 Efficiency Improvement Factor
Connect: Inactive, 16 Rx Slots, 16 Tx Slots,
         Max Time 5, Max Period 256

Output fields

Name
Description
Rcvd
Information on received RTP packets, as follows:
  • Full Headers — the number of RTP packets with full headers received
  • Compressed — the number of RTP packets with compressed headers received
  • Errors — the number of packets discarded during de-compression due to errors
Sent
Information on sent RTP packets, as follows:
  • Full Headers — the number of RTP packets with full headers sent
  • Compressed — the number of RTP packets with compressed headers sent
  • Bytes Saved — the total saving in bytes due to compression
  • Bytes Sent — the total number of bytes sent after compression
  • Efficiency Improvement Factor — the improvement factor, calculated as (bytes saved + bytes sent)/ bytes sent (rounded to two decimal places)
Connect
Connection information, as follows:
  • Active/Inactive — whether RTP header compression is negotiated and working on this interface
  • Rx Slots — the number of RTP sessions to decompress
  • Tx Slots — the number of RTP sessions to compress
  • Max Time — the maximum number of seconds between two full header packets
  • Max Period — the maximum number of compressed packets sent between two full header packets