| Measurement |
Description |
Measurement Unit |
Interpretation |
| No_of_sessions |
Indicates the total number of user sessions established from this country. |
Number |
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| CPU_usage |
Indicates the percentage of CPU utilized during the user sessions established from this country. |
Percent |
A high value for this measure is a cause of concern.
Comparing the value of this measure across cities helps administrators in identifying the country from which too much of CPU resources are being utilized. |
| Memory_usage |
Indicates the percentage of memory utilized during the user sessions established from this country. |
Percent |
A high value for this measure is a cause of concern.
Comparing the value of this measure across cities helps administrators in identifying the country from which too much of memory resources are being utilized. |
| IO_reads |
Indicates the rate of I/O reads done during all user sessions established from this country. |
KB/sec |
Comparison across the cities helps identify the country from which the most I/O-intensive operations are performed during user sessions. |
| IO_writes |
Indicates the rate of I/O writes done during all user sessions established from this country. |
KB/sec |
| Total_iops |
Indicates the rate at which the I/O reads and writes done during all user sessions established from this country. |
KB/sec |
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| Avg_session_refresh |
Indicates the average time interval measured at the client between the first step (user action) and the last step (graphical response displayed) of the user's interactions with this Virtual desktop. The value reported is the average of the latencies for all the current user sessions established from this country. |
Seconds |
This is a measurement of the screen lag that a user experiences while interacting with the virtual desktop. In other words, is the latency detected from when the user hits a key until the response is displayed.
Comparing the value of this measure across users from different cities will enable administrators to quickly and accurately identify if the screen lag is significantly higher for any of the cities when users from that particular are interacting with the virtual desktop. |
| Max_session_refresh |
Indicates the maximum time interval measured at the client between the first step (user action) and the last step (graphical response displayed) of the user's interactions with this virtual desktop during the sessions established from this country. |
Seconds |
Ideally, the value of this measure is preferred to be low. |
| Avg_ica_network |
Indicates the average latency experienced by a user from this country when transmitting/receiving data over the ICA channel. The value reported is the average of the latencies for all the current user sessions established from this country. |
Seconds |
Ideally, the value of this measure is desired to be low. |
| Max_ica_network |
Indicates the maximum latency experienced by a user from this country when transmitting/receiving data over the ICA channel. |
Seconds |
Ideally, the value of this measure is desired to be low. |
| Input_bandwidth |
Indicates the average bandwidth used for client to server communications for all the sessions of a user from this country. |
Kbps |
|
| Output_bandwidth |
Indicates the average bandwidth used for server to client communications for all the sessions of a user from this country. |
Kbps |
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| Total_bandwidth |
Indicates the total bandwidth used for communication between the server and the client for all the sessions of a user from this country. |
Kbps |
|
| Output_bandwidth_usage |
Indicates the percentage of bandwidth used for server to client communications for all the sessions of a user from this country. |
Percent |
Compare the value of this measure across cities to know which country's users are consuming the maximum HDX bandwidth. |
| Frame_rate |
Indicates the rate at which frames are processed during user sessions established from this country. |
Frames/sec |
FPS is how fast your graphics card can output individual frames each second. It is the most time-tested and ideal measure of performance of a GPU. Higher the value of this measure, healthier is the GPU. |
| Framehawk_frame_rate |
Indicates the rate at which frames are processed by the Framehawk virtual channel, if it is enabled for user sessions from this country. |
Frames/sec |
This is a good measure of the effectiveness of Framehawk in optimizing the bandwidth usage over the virtual delivery channel. A low value is desired for this measure.
Note:
This measure will report the value 0 if Framehawk is not enabled for a user from a country or if the device from which the user is accessing the application does not support Framehawk. |
| Framehawk_latency |
Indicates the latency experienced during user sessions established from this country when the Framehawk virtual delivery channel is used. |
Seconds |
This measure will report the value 0 if Framehawk is not enabled for a user from a country or if the device from which the user is accessing the application does not support Framehawk. |
| Total_audio_bandwidth |
Indicates the total bandwidth used while transmitting and receiving sound/audio by users from this country. |
Kbps |
Comparing this value across cities will reveal which country's users are sending/receiving bandwidth-intensive sound/audio files over the ICA channel.
To minimize bandwidth consumption, you may want to consider disabling client audio mapping. |
| Total_media_bandwidth |
Indicates the total bandwidth used for flash data traffic between users from this country and this virtual desktop. |
Kbps |
|
| Total_print_bandwidth |
Indicates the total bandwidth used by a user from this country to issue print jobs to a desktop printer and receive response from the desktop over the ICA channel. |
Kbps |
Comparing the value of this measure across different cities will reveal which country's users are issuing bandwidth-intensive print commands over the channel.
If bandwidth consumption is too high, you may want to consider disabling printing. Alternatively, you can avoid printing large documents. |
| Total_app_launch_count |
Indicates the count of application processes launched during the user sessions established from this country. |
Number |
By comparing the value of this measure across cities, administrators will be able to find out the country from which maximum number of application processes are launched. |
| Total_app_launch_time |
Indicates the time taken for launching application processes during the user sessions established from this country. |
Seconds |
An unusually high value for this measure may require investigation. |
| Total_logon_count |
Indicates the number of user logons from this country. |
Number |
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| Total_logon_time |
Indicates the time that users from this country took to logon to the server. |
Seconds |
The value of this measure should be low. |