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Netwok Service Response Time

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    Hi.
    I am using 2.0.M4 and have a problem about network service response times. I did not try to use this feature before.
    As you can see in attached picture, I have multi web pages in several servers. I created network services for nodes and can see if they are working or not.
    I have configured service check as server's agent.

    I can load netsvc subagent on server's agent.

    But I want to see response times for each network service too. And I could not create a right DCI.
    I am creating a DCI in ebysapp1 for ex. and selecting internal, Netsvc.responsetime {instance} but after I apply, nextms is giving me that DCI is unsupported.

    I am not writing anything to instance discovery section for new DCI.

    Where am I wrong, can anybody explain me?
    Thanks.


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      I saw that I can use ServiceResponseTime.HTTP on any agent. But DCI must be under that agent's node. I could not use netsvc. response time yet.

      Is it possible to create the ServiceResponseTime.HTTP DCI on service's node and check it with an other node (same  as network service functionality) ? Or is there any other way to do this ?
      thanks.

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        @mkemerci said in Netwok Service Response Time:

        I saw that I can use ServiceResponseTime.HTTP on any agent. But DCI must be under that agent's node. I could not use netsvc. response time yet.

        Is it possible to create the ServiceResponseTime.HTTP DCI on service's node and check it with an other node (same  as network service functionality) ? Or is there any other way to do this ?
        thanks.

        Create the DCI for the node, and then set the proxy node as the node from which the agent should execute the query.

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          multix
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          solved. thank you.

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