In Cloudmon DEM, do we follow a "bottom-to-top" or "top-to-bottom" approach?
In the DEM, our approach follows a top-to-bottom orientation.
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What does processing time mean in Cloudmon DEM?
Processing time in Cloudmon DEM refers to the duration it takes for a web request to be handled. This includes various metrics like the time for redirects, DNS resolution, establishing TCP connections, SSL handshake, sending the initial request, ...
What are the possible reasons for an application being unreachable, and how does Cloudmon DEM display this information?
In Cloudmon DEM, the system monitors a website's availability by sending an HTTP request to the webserver and examining the status code of the response. A 200 OK response code signifies that the website is accessible. However, there are several ...
How can I determine the cause of delays in reaching an application using DEM?
To identify the reason for delays, examine the processing time in DEM. Look at aspects such as stalled connections, DNS lookup, initial connection, request/response times, and content download times. You can easily access this information by clicking ...
How can I export all details of a devices and IP endpoints in Cloudmon?
To export comprehensive information about devices and IP endpoints, please follow these steps: Go to the devices/IP endpoints page on your Cloudmon controller. Click on the "Custom data export" icon located at the top right corner of the page. A list ...
Can I specify a port for an application in cloudmon DEM, and if so, how can I do it?
Yes, you can specify a port for an application. When adding an application, provide the application URL in the format http:// or https:// or ip:port. This allows you to specify the desired port for the application.