Manual

HTTPError Tracking User Guide

HTTPError Tracking uses the 24-hour clock to represent times; for example,

00:00hours is midnight and 18:00hours is 6PM.

Setting the Overall Time Range

The following figure depicts the overall time range selector in the upper of the

boxes labeled 1 in the preceding figure. To set the overall time range to one of

the listed durations, click the name of the duration. The term in purple is the cur-

rently selected time range (last24hours in the followingexample).

For the first three durations (last6hours, last24hours, and last48hours), the time

range consists of the indicated number of hour-long intervals, ending with the

last interval on the current day for which analyzed data is available. For the other

durations (last7days, last14days, and last30days), the time range consists of the

indicated number of 24-hour-long intervals, again counting back from the last

hourly interval on the current day for which analyzed data is available.

If you select a time range that begins before the time when data was first col-

lected, HTTPError Tracking displays all available data (that is, data from the

entire period between the first collection time and the last hourly interval on the

current day for which data is available). The actual start and end times are repor-

ted in the TimeRange field in the lower of the boxes labeled1.

Setting the Time Range for the Line Charts

To set an independent time range for the HTTPTransactions and HTTPTraffic line

charts, click the word adjust in the time range selector that appears in box2 in

the first figure in this topic.