Does PRTG's built in QoS sensor monitors delay, jitter and packet loss even for encrypted calls?

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i am working on a research project and my job is to write/design an algorithms/architecture to predict QoE level of encrypted calls. I wonder if your software measures packet delay, jitter, packet loss and latency between them even if the communication is encrypted?

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We can measure these metrics between our PRTG servers and probes and a target machine.

We do have a SIP Options Ping sensor as well.

I'm not sure how you would handle the encryption part.

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