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'''DEVIATION'''

This functionality is very useful to locate potential problems or unusual behavior of your traffic in the previous hour (by default). The Events Color Codification of Table 1 is used to denote such cases.

'''Deviation -> Incoming'''

In this screen you can locate specific changes in your incoming traffic behavior. You can narrow your search using the following options:

â¢ Top New Traffic: This option presents new traffic coming to your network, new routes or, customers that have started to send traffic.

â¢ Top Increase: Denotes an unusual increase of traffic on a destination or route compared to the typical ranges of the route.

â¢ Top Decrease: Shows the abnormally low values of traffic of a route compared to its typical performance.

â¢ All Traffic: Compiles all the events of your routes.

You can also narrow your search for a specific timeframe by using the Search by Date Window.

<center>[[Image:Figure28.gif]]</center>

<center>Figure 28. Levels of Detail in the Deviation -> Incoming Window.</center>

â¢ Once you go to Deviation -> Incoming, your screen will show you a complete list of events sorted by customer (level 1).

â¢ Click on a destination and you will have a list of providers for that destination.

â¢ In this level you can locate the provider that shows unusual values (level 2).

â¢ In level 3 you have the CDR for that route.

<center>[[Image:Figure29.gif]]</center>

<center>Figure 29. Sub Level of Detail in the Deviation -> Incoming Window â Level A</center>

â¢ Now, to enter level A click on a carrier. You will see a complete list of destinations for that carrier.

â¢ Here you have two options: you can see the performance of one destination or the performance of a specific Dial Code.

â¢ In the next level you can determine the provider that is showing unusual values of traffic.

'''Deviation -> Outgoing'''

This section describes the unusual events in your outgoing traffic. It has a similar structure as Deviation -> Incoming.

<center>[[Image:Figure30.gif]]</center>

<center>Figure 30. Levels of Detail in the Deviation -> Outgoing Window â Level A</center>

â¢ In level 1 you have the list of providers and destinations that show an unusual behavior.

â¢ If you click on one of them you will see a complete list of destinations for that carrier (level 2).

â¢ You can click on a destination or you can expand it to access a list of dial codes and then select one (level 3).

â¢ In level 4, you have the CDR for each case.

<center>[[Image:Figure31.gif]]</center>

<center>Figure 31. Sub Level of Detail in the Deviation -> Outgoing Window â Level A</center>

Now, in level 1 if you click on a destination (level A) you will retrieve a list of customers for that destination and then, the CDR.

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 In this screen you can locate specific changes in your incoming traffic behavior. You can narrow your search using the following options:
-â¢	Top New Traffic: This option presents new traffic coming to your network, new routes or, customers that have started to send traffic.
+*	Top New Traffic: This option presents new traffic coming to your network, new routes or, customers that have started to send traffic.
-â¢	Top Increase: Denotes an unusual increase of traffic on a destination or route compared to the typical ranges of the route.
+*	Top Increase: Denotes an unusual increase of traffic on a destination or route compared to the typical ranges of the route.
-â¢	Top Decrease: Shows the abnormally low values of traffic of a route compared to its typical performance.
+*	Top Decrease: Shows the abnormally low values of traffic of a route compared to its typical performance.
-â¢	All Traffic: Compiles all the events of your routes.
+*	All Traffic: Compiles all the events of your routes.

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 <center>Figure 28. Levels of Detail in the Deviation -> Incoming Window.</center>
 â¢	Once you go to Deviation -> Incoming, your screen will show you a complete list of events sorted by customer (level 1).
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 <center>Figure 29. Sub Level of Detail in the Deviation -> Incoming Window â Level A</center>
 â¢	Now, to enter level A click on a carrier. You will see a complete list of destinations for that carrier.
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 <center>Figure 30. Levels of Detail in the Deviation -> Outgoing Window â Level A</center>
 â¢	In level 1 you have the list of providers and destinations that show an unusual behavior.
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 <center>Figure 31. Sub Level of Detail in the Deviation -> Outgoing Window â Level A</center>
 Now, in level 1 if you click on a destination (level A) you will retrieve a list of customers for that destination and then, the CDR.