Why is the Network path important in the Internet section in DEM?
The significance of the Network path is that it provides insights into the route taken by data packets between the source and destination, helping diagnose connectivity and performance issues.
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Can Cloudmon monitor Performance, Availability, and Bandwidth of IP Endpoints?
Yes, Cloudmon monitors the performance and availability of IP Endpoints. It uses synthetic monitoring – either ICMP (Internet Control Message Protocol) or TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) to monitor availability, latency, jitter, packet loss, and ...
What details are available in the Local Network section, in DEM?
The Local Network section presents information on the default gateway, DNS servers, and provides latency, jitter, and loss graph data for the gateway.
Does Cloudmon ITIM Controller require internet connectivity?
Yes. Cloudmon ITIM controller requires internet access for the following reasons, Software updates (https://repo.veryxtech.com) Finding location, ISP and other information based on IP address (https://ip-api.com) Pushing alerts to MS Teams, Slack, ...
What insights can be gained from the Network Connectivity section regarding an agent's connection in DEM?
The Network Connectivity section provides information about the agent's connection, including interface details and a traffic in/out graph. When the agent is connected to Wi-Fi, it also displays the Wi-Fi signal quality, traffic in/out graphs, ...