Protocol Trends Report
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    Article Summary

    New Data Pipeline

    This article covers this report as you see it from the new data pipeline. Some features described are visible only when viewing the new report format. For details, visit VDI and DaaS Reports.
    You can view On-Premises reports and Top Insights reports only in legacy format.
    The Protocol Trends report shows historical information about protocol latency and bandwidth statistics for user sessions. By default, the selected time period is the last 24 hours.

    Use the report to answer questions such as:

    • What is the average latency and bandwidth of my network today?
    • Which branch locations are experiencing high latency or high bandwidth usage issues?
    • Which hours of the day have high latency?

    Insights Reports
    If you use Insights, the data is the same as what’s described here but we recommend you view reports in our web UI at app.control.com.

    Report Functionality

    The report provides the following functionalities:

    • Displays data in the following views:
      • By folder. View data for all managed machines in a specific ControlUp folder. By default, the report displays protocol trend data for your entire organization.
      • By branch. View data for a specific branch(es) in your organization.
      • By user. View data for a specific user(s) in your organization.
      • By protocol. View data for a specific protocal(s) used in your organization.
    Protocols

    Protocols is a new view added to this data pipeline report.

    • You can click a data point in the Protocol Latency chart to view the minimum, average, and maximum protocol latency in milliseconds during the selected time period, the top five affected users, and the number of instances that the series are based on.
    • You can click a data point in the Protocol Bandwidth chart to view the minimum, average, and maximum protocol latency in MB per second during the selected time period, the top five affected users, and the number of instances that the series are based on.
    • You can click a data series name on the bottom of the chart to highlight or toggle the series on the charts.

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