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The use of static thresholds suffers in situations where the performance of a business application is affected by a heavy load in normal peak hour. This could e.g. be longer response times on the domain controllers in the morning when a lot of employees boot and login to their computers.

With static thresholds, you will have to choose between false negatives during normal peak hours or not getting notified until things are really bad.

With Adaptive Baselining you will only be notified when performance is significantly worse than expected based on the historical data collected. The Adaptive Baselining takes into account the server, IP address, port, and protocol as well as from which subnet the computers access to application servers

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The location administration page has been improved to support drag and drop movement of agent groups and locations. Please check the builtin built-in dashboard 'Getting Started' for an introduction video for this section.

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The administration of applications have has been simplified for much easier understanding and faster configuration. Please check the builtin built-in dashboard 'Getting Started' for an introduction video for this section.

This version does not use the server and port groups like previous versions - an application is simply defined by servers and ports directly.

During an upgrade, applications will be automatically created or updated in the following way

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  • It is now possible to specify the resolution of your data instead of only having the automatic resolution.
  • A 'Statistics' pane have has been added to provide a quick overview of statistics for the series on the graph. These will be shown below the graph when printing.
  • Thresholds are now shown on the graphs. They can be toggled on and off.

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All users now have the option to create dashboards. Please check the builtin built-in dashboard 'Getting Started' for an introduction video for this section.

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  • My Dashboard - show dashboards created by the logged in user - these dashboards are not available to other users unless made public.
  • Public Dashboard - shows all dashboards made public by the creator. Public dashboards can only be edited by the creator or an administrator
  • Built-In Dashboards - contains the factory dashboards. The dashboard cannot be edited but they can be copied and then edited.

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New dashboards with new widgets have been added. Please check the builtin built-in dashboard 'Getting Started' for an introduction video for this section.

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  • Application Impact for Computers
    • Shows all network applications accessed within the selected time period - no configuration needed
    • A green bubble indicates that there has been an activity with acceptable performance. 
    • If performance is not acceptable, a red bubble is shown. If the poor performance continues, the bubble color is shown with increasing intensity - click the bubble for more information
  • Network Traffic List
    • Shows the collected network traffic for the selected computer
    • You can configure which columns to see in the two tabs
  • Process List
    • Shows the process resource consumption for process processes on the selected computer
    • You can configure which columns to see in the two tabs

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  • Affected Locations
    • In a sunburst, all locations with activity is are shown
    • Color coding helps identify locations where many of the users accessing an application is affected by performance issues
    • If only a section of the location hierarchy is affected, probably you should look at the network
    • If all locations are equally affected, probably you should look at the application servers
  • Application Impact for Locations
    • Show a timeline for locations and present color-coded information on the performance impact

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