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# Index

A B C D E F G H I K L M N O P R S T U V W X

## A

  alerts
    database usage, 9.5
    disk usage, 9.5
    e-mail, 5.5.5
    escalation, 5.5.2
    filtering, 4.3.1
    lists, 4.3
    logs, 4.1.7
    profiles, 5.5.1, 5.5.1
    SNMP, 5.5.6
    SNMP issues, C.6
    system failures, 9.4
    testing, 5.5.4
    text message, 5.5.7
  Apache, B
  applications
    content checks, 6.2.12
    defining, 6.2
    functional errors, 6.2.7
    loading satisfaction, 6.2.6
    unclassified pages, 6.2.2
    user identification, 6.2.8
  arguments
    defining applications, 6.2
    filtering in URL, 7.4.3
    page naming, 6.2.13
  ASP, B
  average session duration, 7.4.1

## B

  backups, 9.8
  blinding user information, 8.3

## C

  Calendar, 2.4
  categories
    KPIs, 4.1
    modifying, 2.1.2
    private, 2.1.2
    public, 2.1.2
    reports, 2.1.1
  Clicktracks, A
  client identification, 7.5
  clients, 7.3
  ColdFusion, B
  Collectors
    attaching new, 9.2.2
    fallback encoding, 9.3
    resetting, 9.14
    restarting, 9.2
    status, 9.2
    viewing status, 9.2
  configuring
    mail generation, 9.15
    report tree, 2.1.2
    text message providers, 9.11
    your environment, 1.6
  cookie hashing, 8.4
  cookies, 7.1, B, B
  Coremetrics, A
  CSV, 3.7.2
  custom
    cookies, B
    dimensions, 3.8
    page tagging, A

## D

  dashboard, 1.5
  dashboard logo, 1.5.3, 1.5.3
  data
    custom dimensions, 3.8
    delays, C.5
    enriched exchange, 9.18
    report export, 2.11
    retention policies, 9.6
    structure, 3.2
  data browser
    applying filters, 3.6
    custom dimensions, 3.8
    exporting from, 3.7
    screen parts, 3.1.1
    searching, 3.4
    sorting, 3.5
    view groups, 3.2
  data items, D
  data processing, 9.7
  defining
    applications, 6.2
    client locations, 7.3
    cookie technolgy, 7.1
    KPIs, 5.2
    network filters, 8.2
    transactions, 6.5
    Web server locations, 7.2
  dimensions
    custom, 3.8
    page delivery, 3.2.3
  disabling
    alert profiles, 5.5.1
    Collectors, 9.2
    users, 9.17.2

## E

  EBS, B
  e-mail
    alerts, 5.5.5
    configuration, 9.15
  enabling
    alert profiles, 5.5.1
    Collectors, 9.2
    users, 9.17.2
  error log, 9.10
  errors
    log file, 9.10
    trapping application, 6.2.7
    trapping function call, 7.5.3
  escalation alerts, 5.5.2
  exclusive filters, 3.3.2
  exporting
    enriched data, 9.18
    from data browser, 3.7
    modifying data, 3.7.1
    report data, 2.11
    reports to PDF, 2.10
    selecting format, 3.7.2

## F

  failure codes, E
  Favorites, 2.3
  filters
    alerts, 4.3.1, 4.3.1
    applying, 3.6
    defining, 3.6.1
    edit type, 3.6.3
    exclusive, 3.6
    inclusive, 3.6
    invert, 3.6.1
    limiting traffic, 8.2.2
    network, 8.2
    removing, 3.6.1
    report, 3.6.1
    VLAN, 8.2.1
  formatting, 1.6
  functions
    client identification, 7.5.4
    load satisfaction, 7.5.2
    unclassified calls, 7.5.1

## G

  glossary
    data items, D
    terms, Glossary
  Google, A, B
  growth (check box), 3.7.1

## H

  header, 2.6.1
  Helpdesk report, C.2
  Hitbox, A

## I

  icons
    data browser, 3.1.1
    inline layout, 2.7
  inclusive filters, 3.3.2
  information
    blinding user, 8.3
    screen, 2.6.2
    security-related, 8
    traffic, 9.7
  inline layout (see reports)
  Intellitracter, A

## K

  KPI overviews
    drilling down, 4.1.6
    style, 4.1.2
    zooming in and out, 4.1.3
  KPIs
    autolearnt, 5.3.1
    comparing, 4.2
    copying, 5.2.2
    defining, 5.2
    filtering, 5.1.1
    intervals, 5.5.3
    introduction, 5.1
    modifying, 5.3
    overviews, 4.1
    renaming, 5.2.1
    requirements, 5.2
    targets, 5.2

## L

  language, 9.17.3
  LDAP servers, 9.17.5
  location bar, 1.5.1
  logo (dashboard), 1.5.3
  logout, 1.8

## M

  mail
    configuration, 9.15
    facility, 2.2
    size limit, 9.15
  Mailing facility, 2.2
  mailing type, 9.17.3
  menu bar, 1.5.1
  messages
    creating, 9.9
    modifying, 9.9.2
    removing, 9.9.3
  Microsoft Excel, 3.7.2
  Mollie, 9.11
  Moniforce, A, B
  monitoring
    managing scope, 8
    secure data, 8.6
    traffic, 8.2.3

## N

  named
    clients, 7.3
    servers, 7.2
  National Language Support, G
  netmask, 8.2
  network
    filters, 8.2
    limiting traffic, 8.2.2
    traffic, 9.7

## O

  Omnitecture, A
  overviews (see KPI overviews)

## P

  pages
    building transactions, 6.5
    content checks, 6.2.12
    ignoring failed, 7.4.2
    manually identifying, 6.2.13
    naming, 6.1
    POI, 6.2.9
    tagging conventions, A
  passwords
    changing, 1.6
    security policies, 9.17.4
  PDF reports, 2.10
  percentage (check box), 3.7.1
  permissions, 1.3.1
  PHP, B
  POI, 6.2.9
  policies
    Collector retention, 9.6.2
    Reporter retention, 9.6.1
  preferences, 1.6
  print layout (see reports)
  profiles, 5.5.1
  protocols, 8.1

## R

  real-time data, 3.2.1
  removing
    exceptions, 5.4
    filters, 3.6.1
    messages, 9.9.1
    monitored ports, 8.1
    reports, 2.1.2
    sorting, 3.5
    users, 9.17.2
  Replay viewer
    toggling, 8.5
    working with, 3.9
  report tree
    customizing, 2.1.2
    overview, 2.1.1
  Report URL, 9.15
  reports
    browsing, 2.6
    categories, 2.1.1
    creating new, 2.9
    date or period, 2.4
    enabling and disabling parts, 2.9.1
    exporting, 2.11
    exporting to PDF, 2.10
    filters, 2.5
    generating PDF, 2.10
    header, 2.6.1
    Helpdesk, C.2
    information screen, 2.6.2
    inline layout, 2.8
    modifying existing, 2.9.2
    parts, 2.9.1
    print layout, 2.8
    running, 3.6.3
    sections, 2.7
    tree, 2.1
    value lists, 2.8.1
    viewing, 2.8
  roles
    modifying user, 9.17.1
    understanding, 1.3
  RUEI
    creating backups, 9.8
    customizing environment, 1.6
    dashboard, 1.5
    dashboard logo, 1.5.3
    data collection, D.1
    data structure, 3.2
    error log, 9.10
    exporting data, 2.11
    failure alerts, 9.4
    fine-tunning, 7.4
    introduction, 1.1
    issuing messages, 9.9
    monitoring, 9.1
    Replay viewer, 3.9
    resetting, 9.14
    restoring backups, 9.8
    services, 7.5
    starting, 1.4
    tagging conventions, A
    troubleshooting, C
    window parts, 1.5.1
  rule ordering, 7.6

## S

  schedules
    alert, 5.5
    service level, 5.4
  searching
    for pages, 6.2.10, 6.2.10
    within data browser, 3.4
  sections (see reports)
  Security Officer, 8
  security-related settings, 8
  servers, 7.2
  services, 7.5, 7.5
  session diagnostics, 3.9
  session-based data, 3.2.1
  sessions
    average duration, 7.4.1
    controlling reporting, 7.4.4
    ending, 1.8
    starting, 1.4
  SIBL, B
  Single Sign-On (see SSO)
  Sitestat, A
  SLAs
    defining, 5.4
    introduction, 5.1
    modifying existing, 5.2.1
    schedule, 5.4
  SNMP
    alerts, 5.5.6
    issues, C.6
  SSL keys
    managing, 8.6
    monitoring expiration, 8.6.2
  SSO profiles, 6.3
  statistics
    Collector, 9.2.1
    configuration, 7.4
  suites, 6.4

## T

  targets (check box), 5.2
  taskbar, 1.5.1
  text messages
    alerts, 5.5.7
    configuring providers, 9.11
    issues, C.7
  third-party licenses, J
  time zones, C.8
  title, A
  traffic
    limiting, 8.2.2, 8.2.2
    monitoring, 8.2.3
    viewing summary, 9.7
  traffic summary, 9.7
  transactions, 6.5
  translations, 3.8
  troubleshooting, C
  TSV, 3.7.2

## U

  URL-structure, A
  users
    adding, 9.17.1
    blinding information, 8.3
    enabling and disabling, 9.17.2
    menu, 9.17.2
    modifying settings, 9.17.2
    understanding roles, 1.3

## V

  value lists, 2.8.1
  view groups (see data browser)
  viewing
    reports, 2.8
    traffic summary, 9.7
    user details, 9.17.3
  VLANs, 8.2.1

## W

  Web server locations, 7.2
  Web services (see services)
  webquery, 3.7.2
  WebSphere, B
  Webtrekk, A
  Webtrends, A
  wizards
    application page-naming, 6.2
    initial setup, 9.15
    KPI creation, 5.2
    manual page naming, 6.2.13
    service configuration, 7.5
    system reset, 9.14

## X

  XiTi, A
  XPath queries, F, I