The AppManager ResponseTime modules were designed to measure the response time and availability of a client/server transaction from the client’s perspective. In that sense, they are different from other AppManager monitoring modules, which run on the server to measure and monitor server activities.
Therefore, ResponseTime modules are normally only installed on client computers, often on computers actually used by end-users, and not on the application servers themselves. In most cases, their operation therefore requires some pre-requisite client software to be installed and configured, such as Microsoft Outlook or an Oracle client.
The following discrete modules make up the AppManager ResponseTime family:
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Module Name |
Knowledge Script Category Name |
What Is Monitored |
|---|---|---|
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AppManager ResponseTime for Microsoft Active Directory |
AD-RT |
Microsoft Active Directory and DNS transactions. |
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AppManager ResponseTime for Microsoft Exchange |
Exchange-RT |
Microsoft Outlook transactions. |
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AppManager ResponseTime for Networks |
Networks-RT |
Simulated transactions for many popular applications to measure network performance. |
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AppManager ResponseTime for Oracle Database |
Oracle-RT |
ODBC and ADO Transactions to Oracle Servers. |
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AppManager ResponseTime for Microsoft SQL Server |
SQL-RT |
ODBC and ADO transactions to Microsoft SQL Server. |
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AppManager ResponseTime for Web |
Web-RT |
Web, Internet Mail, and News (NNTP) transactions. This module allows you to record a Web-browsing session, “play back” synthetic Web transactions, and measure the response time. |
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AppManager ResponseTime for Windows |
Windows-RT |
Windows transactions. This module allows you to record and “play back” synthetic transactions from any 32-bit Windows or Citrix client. |