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Slow response time - Is it network or Server?

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This is what I see for one request under Browser Snapshots

End User Response Time - 149987

First Byte Time - 149987

End User Respose time - 149987

So, I believe what it means is that user was sitting on the browser waiting for the page to load and it took completely 149987 ms

How do I know what part of this time was taken by network and how much by server?

Its quite possible that server is repsonding fast but network is very slow?

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Mohammed_Rayan
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Hi nvedia,

Take a look at this doc that talks about different EUM Metrics and under what scenarios they are captured.

https://docs.appdynamics.com/display/PRO43/Browser+RUM+Metrics

You can look into "Server Connection Time (SCT)" to check how long it took for you to connect to the server

Interval between the time that a user initiates a request and the start of fetching the response document from the server or application task. Includes the time spent on redirects, domain lookups, TCP connects and SSL handshakes. 

Hope this helps

Regards,

Mohammed Rayan

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