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Create a Cisco CUCM Network Jitter Alert

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The Network Jitter Spike preset evaluates jitter on linked CMR records and sends a post-call notification when the measurement exceeds the configured threshold.

Screenshot of the Network Jitter Spike editor with an All-mode jitter threshold rule

Choose and inspect the preset​

Open Alerts → CDR Alerts → New Alert, then choose Network Jitter Spike. It starts with one All-mode rule:

FieldOperatorPreset starting value
jittergreater_than50 ms

With one rule, All requires jitter above the threshold. 50 ms is an editable preset starting point, not a universal Cisco requirement. Review the distribution in CMR reports, then choose a value that separates routine variation from calls your team will investigate.

CMR-aware profiles evaluate after CDR/CMR linking and currently use a 15-minute cooldown after a trigger.

Add network and device context​

Include jitter, latency, MOS, packet loss, codec, device, caller, called number, and available phone location. Switch, port, subnet, and location enrichment can make a site pattern visible in the notification, although those enriched values are not filterable.

Test, activate, and review​

  1. Add voice and network operations contacts.
  2. Use Send Test to deliver email and preview the other channel output.
  3. In Alert Lab, set jitter above the chosen value, then below it. Email, Teams, and Webex can be delivered; SMS and webhook are safety-skipped.
  4. Activate the profile and review History after linked records arrive.
  5. Compare repeated device or site results in CMR reports before changing the network or the threshold.

Return to the CDR Alerts overview.