View Page Transactions for a User
View and filter the complete list of pages that Browser-Based RUM monitored
for a user on a selected application domain, and drill into any page to investigate its load
performance.
| Where Can I Use This? | What Do I Need? |
|---|
- Prisma Access (Managed by Strata Cloud Manager)
- Prisma Access (Managed by Panorama)
|
- Prisma Access license
- ADEM or Strata Cloud Manager Pro
license
- (Browser-Based Real User Monitoring (RUM)) Prisma Browser
license
|
The All Pages section appears in the Real User
Monitoring (RUM) tab of a user's application experience page when you
select a domain. It shows every page on the selected domain that Browser-Based RUM recorded for the user during the configured time range, giving you a complete picture
of browser activity rather than only pages that exceeded a threshold.
Each page appears as a card that shows the page URL, the time the user accessed it, and
its experience score. Select any page card to open the
Page Load Performance view, where you can examine the full waterfall
breakdown of the page load and its root cause analysis.
Impacted Pages Only Filter
Use the Impacted Pages Only filter to narrow the page list to
pages with Poor or Fair experience scores. This filter is useful when
you need to focus your investigation on pages that degraded user experience without
scrolling through pages that performed well.
When the filter is active, only pages with a Poor or Fair experience score appear in
the list. Clear the filter to return to the full All Pages
view.
Page Card Fields
Each page card in the All Pages section displays the
following information:
| Field | Description |
|---|
| Timestamp | The date and time when the user navigated to the page. |
| Page URL | The full URL of the page the user loaded. Select the card to open
the Page Load Performance
view for that transaction. |
| Experience Score | The score that ADEM assigned to the page
transaction based on its load performance metrics. Good
scores appear in green, Fair in orange, and Poor in
red. |
| Page Load Time | The total elapsed time for the page to fully load, from
navigation start to the browser load event. |
| Browser | The browser that the user was running when the page
loaded. |
