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User Details

The User Details page provides an individual user view. If a user is logged into more than one device, the User Devices widget displays the number of devices that the user is logged in to along with one card per device. Select a card to view the user experience on that device. You can see the application experience score for each of the monitored application for that user's device.
Historical Synthetics shows you the app experience for a specific app (for example, Zoom) that is selected in the Application Experience Details widget. The Application Experience Trend widget displays data for the selected app across your organization relative to all other monitored apps.
If you have purchased the Zoom Quality of Service Subscription (QSS) as an add-on from Zoom, you can view the Zoom application related metrics by selecting Zoom Data. The Zoom Data button is enabled only if you have purchased the Zoom QSS.

User Devices

Each user device is represented by a separate card in this widget. The card displays the end to end performance metric for the monitored user and applications for individual device across the service delivery path. Click on a card to view the metrics for only that particular device in the widgets below.
The Experience Score gives you an indication of the overall digital experience for the user.For each application that is monitored per mobile user, ADEM calculates a score based on the 5 critical metrics - application availability, DNS resolution time, TCP connect time, SSL connect time, and the HTTP latency. If the application fails the availability test (application is unavailable), then the experience score is 0. If the application is reachable, only then the remaining four metrics will be calculated. Each of the above metrics (other than application reachability) have a different weightage and baselined lower and upper thresholds, and their combined weightage equals 100. The sum of these individual metric scores determines the application experience score for a user. An average of all the test sample results for each application determines the experience score of a user.

Application Experience Details

View the detailed metrics for each application running on the selected User Device. App tests scores from the endpoints that are running synthetic tests also give more clues into where the issues might be. Click on an application to see the corresponding trend on the app compared with other apps, as well as any significant events that might have caused a degradation in experience, or use the path view to see a visual indicator of each segment from the end user to the selected application.
  • Application cards - Each application card shows you the experience score for the particular application on the selected device. Click on an application card to see the metrics for that specific app on the selected device.
  • <device>Experience on <application> - View the trend lines for all apps as well as for the selected app and see where the selected app stands in comparison to the rest of the apps running on the device. This graph also shows you the status of your GlobalProtect connection along with visual markers of the duration when the GlobalProtect connection was lost. You can see the GlobalProtect status by hovering your mouse cursor over a Significant Event symbol.
  • Path to <application> - This chart allows you to quickly pinpoint which segment of the end-to-end experience is likely causing the issue for the user. Click on a segment, such as Device, WiFi, Local Network, Internet, Prisma Access, or the app name, to view the associated data for that segment in the Trends, Path Visualization, or Device Details tabs below them.
  • Trends tab shows the actual app and network metrics for the user
    App Performance Metrics
    MetricDescription
    AvailabilityApplication availability (in percentage) during the Time Range.
    DNS LookupDNS resolution time.
    TCP ConnectTime taken to establish a TCP connection.
    SSL ConnectTime taken to establish an SSL connection.
    HTTP LatencyTime taken to establish an HTTP connection.
    Time to First ByteThe total of DNS Lookup, TCP Connect, SSL Connect and HTTP Latency time results in the Time to First Byte.
    Data TransferTotal time taken for the entire data to be transferred.
    Time to Last ByteTime to First Byte + Data Transfer time.
    Device Health Metrics
    MetricDescription
    MemoryMemory used by the device at a particular time in the Time Range. Hover over the trend line to see the average amount of memory the device used during the Time Range.
    CPUCPU power used by the device at a particular time in the Time Range. Hover over the trend line to see the average amount of CPU the device used during the Time Range..
    BatteryHover over the trend line to see the amount of battery power the device is using at any point during the Time Range.
    Disk UsageHow much of the hard disk space has been used. Hover over the trend line to see the amount of disk space in use on the device during the Time Range.
    Disk Queue LengthThe number of outstanding requests that are waiting to be sent to the disk, a high number implies poor performance.
    Top 5 Processes Consuming Most Memory and Top 5 Processes Consuming Most CPU
    The Top 5 Processes Consuming Most Memory and Top 5 Processes Consuming Most CPU widgets display the 5 processes that consume the most memory and CPU on a user's device. These widgets are not dependent on the Self-Serve feature being enabled or disabled. The numbers displayed here are an aggregate of all samples taken during the selected Time Range. Refer to the section on the Time Range Filter for details on the frequency of data samples collected. They list each process by name and how much memory or CPU the process was consuming at the selected time. You can collapse these widgets by clicking on the arrow next to the widget title.
  • Path Visualization tab
    This tab shows you the hop-by-hop network details of the traffic flow from the user to an application. Even if your VPN is disabled, it will provide visibility on all the internet hops from the user to an application. If your application (private application) is not reachable from an untrusted network when the VPN is disabled, it will fail the availability test and the application experience for that session will be impacted.
  • Device Details tab