How can I determine if a URL is being redirected?
To check if a URL is being redirected, you can examine the application's HTTP response.
Steps to follow:
Click on the application in Applications > DEM and select the specific agent from All monitored users table. Then, click on the application response, where you'll find information about the HTTP response. In this field, you will see the number of redirections that have occurred, which indicates whether the URL is being redirected.
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