How to find the response time of a server?
In Applications Manager, we can find the response time in two ways:
- ICMP Ping : We will execute the ping command, based on the time taken for the command, the response time of the server is measured.
- TCP\UDP Port check : If the ICMP Ping fails, we will do a TCP\UDP Port check in the remote system. Port is taken based on the mode of the monitoring you have configured for the remote system. Say for example, if the mode is "TELNET", we will try connect to the default port 23 and check whether the system is up. The time taken for connnecting to the above port is taken as Response Time.
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