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Network Metrics
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Network Metrics
Network Communication
uberAgent collects metrics like source process (process sending/receiving data on the machine uberAgent is running on) as well as IP address and port per network target and sending/receiving process. A network target is a communication endpoint from the point of view of the machine uberAgent is running on. uberAgent distinguishes between different services on the target machine and can show latencies for, say, SMB and SQL Server independently. Of course, uberAgent supports both IPv4 and IPv6! uberAgent optionally only shows new ports and targets never seen before.
Notes:
- Field:
AppVersion- uberAgent has an internal filter to minimize data volume by suppressing version information for system processes and system services. As a result, theAppVersionfield is typically empty for most system processes and services.
Details
- Source type:
uberAgent:Process:NetworkTargetPerformance - Used in dashboards: Application Network Issues, Citrix XA/XD Databases, Process Network Communication, Application Network Communication, Machine Network Communication, Single Application Performance, Single Machine Detail, Single User Detail
- Enabled through configuration setting:
NetworkTargetPerformanceProcess - Related configuration settings:
[NetworkTargetPerformanceProcess_Config] - Supported platform: all
List of Fields in the Raw Agent Data
| Field | Description | Data type | Unit | Example |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ProcName | Process name. | String | chrome.exe | |
| ProcUser | Process user. | String | Domain\JohnDoe | |
| NetTargetRemoteAddress | Network target remote address. | String | 138.201.31.60 | |
| NetTargetRemoteName | Network target remote name. | String | vastlimits.com | |
| NetTargetRemotePort | Network target remote port. | Number | 443 | |
| NetTargetSendCount | Count of packets to network target containing payload. | Number | 15 | |
| NetTargetReceiveCount | Count of packets from network target containing payload. | Number | 14 | |
| NetTargetConnectCount | Count of connects to network target. | Number | 1 | |
| NetTargetSendKBPS | Kilobytes per second sent to network target. | Number | KB/s | 1024 |
| NetTargetReceiveKBPS | Kilobytes per second received from network target. | Number | KB/s | 1024 |
| NetTargetSendMB | Amount of data volume send to network target. Payload only, no protocol overhead. | Number | MB | 1 |
| NetTargetReceiveMB | Amount of data volume received from network target. Payload only, no protocol overhead. | Number | MB | 1 |
| NetTargetSendLatencyMs | Latency to network target. | Number | ms | 100 |
| NetTargetProtocols | Protocols used. | String | TCP | |
| NetTargetSendLatencyCount | Count of events with latency. | Number | 2 | |
| AppId | Associated application ID. Used by uberAgent to lookup application names and populate field AppName. | String | GglChrm | |
| NetTargetReconnectCount | Count of reconnects to network target. | Number | 3 | |
| NetTargetRetransmitCount** | Count of retransmits to network target. | Number | 3 | |
| AppVersion | Application version. | String | 67.0.3396.99 | |
| NetTargetSendJitterMs* | Jitter to network target. | Number | ms | 5 |
| NetTargetSendJitterCount* | Count of events with jitter. | Number | 1 | |
| NetTargetSourceAddress | Network source IP. | String | 127.0.0.1 | |
| NetTargetSendLatencyInitialMs* | Initial Latency to network target (TCP handshake). | Number | ms | 100 |
| NetTargetSendLatencyInitialCount* | Count of events with initial latency. | Number | 1 | |
| NetTargetSourcePort* | Network source port. | Number | 43021 |
List of Calculated Fields
| Field | Description | Data type | Unit | Example | Where available |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NetTargetRemoteNameAddress | Content of NetTargetRemoteName. If NetTargetRemoteName is not filled, NetTargetRemoteAddress is used instead. |
String | vastlimits.com | Splunk data model | |
| NetTargetRemoteNameAddressPort | Concatenation of NetTargetRemoteNameAddress and NetTargetRemotePort. |
String | vastlimits.com:443 | Splunk data model | |
| NetTargetSendReceiveMB |
NetTargetSendMB + NetTargetReceiveMB. |
Number | MB | 2 | Splunk data model |
| NetTargetSendReceiveCount | Count of sends and receive events combined. | Number | 29 | Splunk data model | |
| NetTargetSendReceiveKBPS | NetTargetSendKBPS NetTargetReceiveKBPS. | Number | KB/s | 2048 | Splunk data model |
| NetTargetSendDurationMs |
NetTargetSendLatencyMs x NetTargetSendLatencyCount. |
Number | ms | 200 | Splunk data model |
| AppName | Associated application name. | String | Google Chrome | Splunk data model, Splunk SPL | |
| ProcUser | Process user. | String | Domain\JohnDoe | Splunk data model, Splunk SPL | |
| User | User name. | String | Domain\JohnDoe | Splunk data model | |
| ProcessName | Process name. | String | chrome.exe | Splunk data model |
Network Connection Failures
uberAgent collects metrics like source application name as well as protocols used whenever a network connection attempt fails.
Details
- Source type:
uberAgent:Application:NetworkConnectFailure - Used in dashboards: Application Network Issues, Machine Network Issues, Process Network Issues
- Enabled through configuration setting:
NetworkTargetPerformanceProcess - Related configuration settings:
[NetworkTargetPerformanceProcess_Config] - Supported platform: all
List of Fields in the Raw Agent Data
| Field | Description | Data type | Unit | Example |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AppId | Associated application ID. Used by uberAgent to lookup application names and populate field AppName. | String | GglChrm | |
| AppVersion | Application version. | String | 67.0.3396.99 | |
| ProcessName | Process name. | String | chrome.exe | |
| ProcessId | Process ID. | Number | 456 | |
| SessionGUID | Unique identifier that is generated by uberAgent when the session is created. Valid for this session only. | String | 00000002-f295-9109-e7c7-c964011dd401 | |
| NetTargetRemoteAddress | Network target remote address. | String | 138.201.31.60 | |
| NetTargetRemoteName | Network target remote name. | String | vastlimits.com | |
| NetTargetRemotePort | Network target remote port. | Number | 443 | |
| NetTargetProtocols | Protocols used. The only protocol supported is TCP. | String | TCP | |
| NetTargetSourceAddress | Network source IP. | String | 127.0.0.1 | |
| NetTargetSourcePort* | Network source port. | Number | 43021 |
List of Calculated Fields
| Field | Description | Data type | Unit | Example | Where available |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AppName | Associated application name. | String | Google Chrome | Splunk data model, Splunk SPL | |
| ProcName | Process name. | String | chrome.exe | Splunk data model | |
| User | User name. | String | Domain\JohnDoe | Splunk data model, Splunk SPL | |
| NetTargetRemoteNameAddress | Content of NetTargetRemoteName. If NetTargetRemoteName is not filled, NetTargetRemoteAddress is used instead. |
String | vastlimits.com | Splunk data model |
* Fields only available when NetworkDriverEnabled = true.
** In cases of high network activity combined with a large number of retransmissions, uberAgent may not detect all retransmissions. This design choice ensures minimal overhead and avoids any negative impact on system performance.
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