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Low-touch onboarding of NetScaler instances using Console Advisory Connect
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Metrics information for thresholds
You can create thresholds and get it notified whenever the threshold value breaches. In a typical deployment, you can set thresholds to:
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Track various application metrics
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Facilitate planning
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Get notified whenever the applications metric value exceeds the set threshold
To configure threshold:
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Navigate to Settings > Analytics Settings > Thresholds.
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On the Thresholds page, click Add.
Web
| Metrics | Entity | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Applications | Hits | Total number of hits received by a virtual server (application) |
| Bandwidth (MB) | Total bandwidth consumed by the virtual server (application) | |
| Response Time (ms) | The time taken for the virtual server to respond | |
| Clients | Requests | The total request received by a client |
| Render Time (ms) | The time taken to render server response by the client | |
| Client Network Latency | The time taken for requests from the client network | |
| Devices | Hits | Total number of hits received by a device. For example: laptop, mobile phone |
| Bandwidth (MB) | Total bandwidth consumed by a device | |
| Domains | Hits | Total number of hits received by a network domain |
| Bandwidth (MB) | Total bandwidth consumed by a network domain | |
| Response Time (ms) | The time taken to respond requests by a network domain | |
| Operating System | Hits | Total number of hits received by an operating system |
| Bandwidth (MB) | Total bandwidth consumed by an operating system | |
| Render Time (ms) | The time taken to render server response by an operating system | |
| Request Methods | Hits | Total number of requests received by a Request Method. For example: GET, POST |
| Bandwidth (MB) | Total bandwidth consumed by a Request Method | |
| Response Status | Hits | Total number of hits received with response codes |
| Bandwidth (MB) | Total bandwidth consumed by response code | |
| Servers | Hits | Total number of requests/hits received by a server |
| Bandwidth (MB) | Total bandwidth consumed by a server | |
| Server Network Latency (ms) | The time taken for requests from the server network | |
| Server Processing Time (ms) | The time taken by a server to respond to requests | |
| URLs | Hits | Total number of hits received by a URL. For example: www.Citrix.com |
| Load Time (ms) | The time taken for a URL to load from the server | |
| Render Time (ms) | The time taken by the URL to render and display | |
| User Agents | Hits | Total number of requests received by a user agent. For example: Chrome web browser |
| Bandwidth (MB) | Total bandwidth consumed by the user agent | |
| Render Time (ms) | The time taken to render the server response by the user agent |
Security
| Metric | Entity | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Applications | Threat Index | A single-digit rating system that indicates the criticality of attacks on the application. The more critical the attacks on an application, the higher the threat index for that application. The values range from 1 through 7. |
| Safety Index | A single-digit rating system that indicates how securely you have configured the NetScaler instances to protect applications from external threats and vulnerabilities. The lower the security risks for an application, the higher the safety index. The values range from 1 through 7. |
APPANALYTICS
| Metric | Entity | Description |
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| Applications | AppScore | App Score defines how well an application is performing and shows whether the application is performing well in terms of responsiveness. The values range from 0 to 80. |
HDX
For information on HDX thresholds, see Create thresholds and configure alerts for HDX Insight
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