URL Monitoring Metrics
The following metrics are aggregated and reported for each monitored URL. The process of using the ping command to regularly check if a website (identified by its URL) is accessible and responsive, essentially testing its uptime and network connectivity by measuring the time it takes to send a data packet to the website and receive a response back . See Machine Agent Settings for Server Visibility to modify the default process monitoring.
| Metric Name | Description | Basic or Server Visibility | Windows | Linux1 | Solaris2 | AIX | Default Monitoring Mode3 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PING AVG RTT (ms) | Round Trip Time (RTT) measured by a ping test. It is the average time a data packet takes to travel from your device to a destination server and back again. It is displayed in milliseconds (ms). A lower average RTT indicates a faster connection. | Server Visibility | KPI | ||||
| PING MAX RTT (ms) | It is the highest recorded RTT. | Server Visibility | Yes | KPI | |||
| PING MDEV (ms) | It is the mean deviation in the output of a ping command. It shows the average deviation of the RTT from the mean RTT, indicating how much the response times vary during the test. | Server Visibility | KPI | ||||
| PING MIN RTT (ms) | It is the shortest recorded RTT. | Server Visibility | KPI | ||||
| PACKETS RECEIVED (%) | It is the percentage of data packets that successfully reached their intended destination out of the total number of packets sent. It indicates how well a network is transmitting data without losing packets. A higher percentage means better network performance and lower packet loss. | Server Visibility | KPI | ||||
| PORT RTT (ms) | It indicates how long it takes for a data packet to travel from a device to a server on a specific port and back again. It measures the latency of that specific port connection. | Server Visibility | KPI |