Response time for the monitoring locations

What is response time for monitoring locations with regards to a Web Transaction (Browser) monitor

Add a Web Transaction (Browser) monitor and set thresholds and get alerted when the configured configurations exceed. While setting up the threshold profile for a RBM monitor, the user might need to specify the Response time for the monitoring locations (both primary and secondary).

This configured threshold value is the page load time, which is the average response time of all the individual steps recorded.

The page load time is calculated using the following formula, 

Page load time = Total Transaction time/Number of Steps  

The user will be able to view the page load time in the Summary dashboard (Web > Web Transaction (Browser) > Summary tab)








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