Manual

HTTPError Tracking User Guide

The fields below the title report the following information:

l Est Subscribers Affected—Estimated number of unique subscribers whose

requests to the service resulted in errors (in services view), or who used

the type of device that received errors from a service (in devices view).

l Error rate—Percentage of HTTP transactions with the service or device that

resulted in errors. The value matches the second column of the selected

row in the summary table.

l Number Locations—Number of distribution centers currently selected in the

left-hand filter above the summary table (box 1 in the first figure in this sec-

tion), followed by a list of their names. The value AllLocations indicates

that no location filter is applied. The charts on the right side of the pane

include data for these locations only.

l Number Devices—Number of device models currently selected in the in the

right-hand filter above the summary table (box 1 in the first figure in this

section), followed by a list of their names. The value AllDevices indicates

that no device filter is applied. The charts on the right side of the pane

include data for these devices only.

The graph immediately to the right of the fields represents the proportion of

HTTPtransactions that were successful (green) or had errors (red). The next

graph to the right shows the proportion of total errors accounted for by the five

errors that occurred most, with the bottom gray bar representing all other errors.

For further information, see the following sections:

"Tracking HTTP Transactions and Traffic" below

"Displaying the Precise Value for an Hourly Interval" on page15

Tracking HTTP Transactions and Traffic

The HTTPTransactions and HTTPTraffic line charts track those statistics for hourly

intervals during the selected time range, which is reported in the time range

selector above them. By default, the time range matches the time range that is

set for the tab overall, but you can set an independent range for the line charts.

For instructions, see "Setting the Time Range for Displayed Data" on page1.