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Is Network Monitoring enabled with MINT?

croyal_splunk
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

Is Network Monitoring enabled with MINT?

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croyal_splunk
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

Yes. The Network dashboard measures the volume, latency, and status of all HTTP connections, helping you to understand the network’s contribution to transaction response times or query response times from web servers.

Network monitoring is implemented by default, but to modify the way network monitoring works, see the following topics in the Splunk MINT SDK Developer Guides:
iOS
Android

*NOTE HTTP connections; HTTPS not supported at this time

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ashernandez0208
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Hi. It is only working on iOS. Do you know how to fix it on Android?

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croyal_splunk
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

Yes. The Network dashboard measures the volume, latency, and status of all HTTP connections, helping you to understand the network’s contribution to transaction response times or query response times from web servers.

Network monitoring is implemented by default, but to modify the way network monitoring works, see the following topics in the Splunk MINT SDK Developer Guides:
iOS
Android

*NOTE HTTP connections; HTTPS not supported at this time

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