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DNS lookup is the time the check took to perform DNS lookup for the scenario.
Click on the arrows to the left and right of the metrics to access the previous and next Check Result.
Domains
The Domains section displays a table containing the domains accessed in the check. For each, aggregated information about regarding traffic volumes and percentages percentage is shown.
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Domain | URL for the domain. | ||
Size | Absolute traffic size and percentage .of the total number of received bytes (as seen in the sent/received portion of the result message and the Metrics section) | ||
Time | Absolute traffic time and percentage . | Count | Number of of the time it took all pages to load |
Count | Number of urls and percentage. | ||
Timeline | Graphical representation of the transactions. Colored bars correspond to the timings indicated in the Legend. |
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10 Slowest URLs
The Elapsed Time Per Page section shows the distribution of response times for the pages in a scenario .
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Slowest URLs table shows a list containing the urls with the slowest response times in the check:
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Order of access / order in scenario |
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Response time |
Percentage
Time percentage for the step.
Errors
The Errors section displays errors encountered during the scenario run for the check, if any. For each page that has errors, a table is shown which contains information about the errors.
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Column
Description
Comment
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ID number for accessed page.
The Jump To URL link lets you navigate to the URL in the waterfall where the error occurred.
HTTP Code
Returned HTTP Status Codes, if any.
Error
Error message from the application.
Time
Elapsed time for the step where the error occurred.
Url
Access HTTP Methods and URL where the error occurred.
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In this unnamed column, you will see an icon. Hover over the icon to see the type of the URL in question. Example types include | |
Url | Accessed URL and the HTTP method used to request the URL |
Timeline | Graphical representation of the transactions. Colored bars correspond to the timings indicated in the Legend. |
Slowest URL Legend
The Slowest URL Legend window is displayed when you point at a url in the table. It explains the colors used in the diagram, reveals information about the URL timing, and displays the Server IP address for the domain which is accessed:
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This information can be very valuable when diagnosing timing issues with individual URLs within a scenario. See the Legend for more information on DNS Lookup, Connection, SSL Handshake, etc.
Errors
The Errors section displays errors encountered during the scenario run for the check, if any exist. For each page that has errors, a table is shown which reveals pertinent information about each error:
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# | ID number for accessed page | The Jump To URL link lets you navigate to the URL in the waterfall where the error occurred. | |||
HTTP Code | Returned HTTP Status Code |
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Error | Error message from the application, if any |
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Time | Elapsed time for the step where the error occurred |
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Url | Access HTTP Methods and URL where the error occurred | When you click a particular URL in the table, detailed information about regarding the response is shown. | |||
Request | Outgoing request message. | The Open link in the Request column allows you to try to send the request manually. | |||
Response | Incoming response for the request. |
| MIME | MIME Type for the response. | In the above screenshot, no responses were returned and all columns contain the response “N/A”. That will not always be the case. |
MIME | MIME Type for the response |
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Error log | Log messages for the error | In the above screenshot, no errors were logged; all columns contain the response “N/A”. |
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The Jump To URL
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The Jump To URL link link lets you navigate to the URL in the Waterfall where the error occurred.:
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The Open link in the Request column allows you to try to send the request manually.:
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If the request can be sent, you will see data in the “Headers” section.
When you click a particular URL in the table, detailed information about the response is shown.:
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Error Types
There are a number of error types that can be reported for a step.
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DNS Lookup | Time for DNS query and receive the response. |
Connecting | Time to establish a connection. |
Sending Request | Outgoing request message processing. |
Waiting for Response | Time it took for the target system to return the first response which is the Response Headers. |
Receiving Data | Time to complete response from the URL/method. |
Slowest URL Legend
The Slowest URL Legend window is displayed when you point at a url in the table.
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The Waterfall Legend section shows explanations for the colors used in the waterfall diagram.
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Queued by Browser | Time spent in browser before executing DNS Lookup or or Connect. |
DNS Lookup | Time for DNS query and receive the response. |
Connecting | Time to establish a connection. |
Sending Request | Outgoing request message processing. |
Waiting for Response | Time it took for the target system to return the first response which is the Response Headers. |
Receiving Data | Time to complete response from the URL/method. |
Dom Content Loaded | DOM Content Loaded point. The render tree can be constructed: the DOM is ready and there are no stylesheets blocking JavaScript execution. This measure calculates duration between the |
Dom Complete | DOM Complete point. The resource loading and processing is complete. |
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URL Check Scroll Bar
The scroll bar for a URL Check run shows aggregated information for requests and responses.
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Back to previous data point / check run.
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Response Time
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Response time for the entire check.
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Sent Size
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Size of request(s).
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Received Size
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Size of response(s).
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Forward to previous next data point / check run.
Slowest URLs
The Slowest URLs table shows a list containing the urls with the slowest response times in the check. The information displayed in the table depends on the check type. For example, a scenario check:
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Order of access / order in scenario.
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Time
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Response time.
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Type
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Method of access.
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Url
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Accessed URL.
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Timeline
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Graphical representation of the transactions. In order to view the legend for the timeline, point the cursor at the url in the table. A tooltip with the legend is displayed.
Slowest URL Legend
The Slowest URL Legend window is displayed when you point at a url in the table.
Shows explanations for the colors used in the diagram. It also shows the actual time for each of the categories.
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bar for a URL Check run shows aggregated information for requests and responses.
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Offset
Time until start of processing.
DNS Lookup
Time for DNS query and receive the response.
Connecting
Time to establish a connection.
Sending Request
Outgoing request message processing.
Waiting for Response
Time it took for the target system to return the first response which is the Response Headers.
Receiving Data
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Response Time | Response time for the entire check. |
Sent Size | Size of request(s). |
Received Size | Size of response(s). |
| Forward to previous next data point / check run. |
Details Result Toolbar
The Toolbar is always available at the top, allowing you to perform different task relating to the check.
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The Waterfall Legend section contains explanations for the colors used in the waterfall diagram.
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Queued by Browser | Time spent in the browser before executing DNS Lookup or Connect. |
DNS Lookup | Time for DNS query and receive the response. |
Connecting | Time to establish a connection. |
Sending Request | Outgoing request message processing. |
Waiting for Response | The time it took for the target system to return the first response which is the Response Headers. |
Receiving Data | Time to complete the response from the URL/method. |
DOM Content Loaded | DOM Content Loaded point. The render tree can be constructed: the DOM is ready and there are no stylesheets blocking JavaScript execution. This measure calculates duration between the |
DOM Complete | DOM Complete point. The DOM Complete point is when the resource loading and processing is complete. |
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