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This section covers fields names for all BMC Real End User Experience Monitoring Software Edition export mechanisms other than the Watchpoint summary export API.

Note

For information about fields exported via the Watchpoint summary export API, see Exported fields in Watchpoint summary export API.

Exported field reference

Export header

Description
Data type (Example)

Session

Page

Object

Error

c-ip

IP address of the client that generated the request

IP ADDRESS (10.0.0.5)

c-port

TCP port of the client from which the request was generated

INTEGER (11036)

 

cs(Cookie)

Cookie header passed from the client to the server

STRING (JSESSIONID=1232897y8764328176)

 

cs(Host)

URI host that handled the request

URL (www.example.com)

 

cs(Referrer)

The URL of the site and/or page that referred the client to this site

URL (www.example.com)

 

cs(User-Agent)

The User-Agent (Browser) string contained in the header of the request. This string contains information about the user environment – for example, browser type, OS, and so on.

STRING (Mozilla/4.0)

cs-method

HTTP method (GET, POST or HEAD) for this request

STRING (GET)

 

cs-uri-query

URI Query: zero or more parameters passed from the client to the server following a "?" in the URL.

STRING
(action=search&type=byarea)

 

cs-uri-stem

URI of the object that was requested

STRING (/home/search.jsp)

 

cs-version

The version of HTTP used by this client and the server

STRING (HTTP/1.1)

 

s-ip

IP address of the server that responded to the request. This can be a proxy server or the origin server depending where the TCP connection ends.

IP ADDRESS (10.0.0.5)

 

s-port

TCP port of the server that responded to the request.

INTEGER (443)

 

sc(Location)

The HTTP location header used by servers to direct clients to the location that either was moved since the client last requested it or was created in response to the request.

URL (www.example.com/index.html)

 

 

sc(Set-Cookie)

The Set-Cookie header passed from server to client.

STRING (JSESSIONID=1232897y8764328176)

 

sc-bytes

Size of this object or page (request + response) in bytes.

INTEGER (51)

sc-status

The HTTP status code provided by the server.

INTEGER (200)

 

web_server_ip

The IP address of the origin web server. This address might be different from the server IP when when the TCP connection is terminated on a proxy. This field is populated only if a confirmed web server responded to the HTTP request.

IP address (10.0.0.01)

 

 

x-aborted

Indicates whether the request was aborted.

BOOLEAN (True)

 

x-aborted-count

The total number of aborted pages in the session. This count does not include aborted pages that were also in error.

INTEGER (3)

 

 

x-ap-error-count

Total count of application errors affecting availability

INTEGER (5)

 

x-ap-info-count

Total count of application informational conditions

INTEGER (5)

 

x-application-name

The name of the application invoked by the client

STRING (www.example.com)

 

 

 

x-bnt-cachefetch-time

Time required, after redirects, to search or fetch page content from the browser cache

INTEGER (1250)

 

  
x-bnt-dnsresolve-time

Time required to perform DNS Lookup for the domain, measured from the beginning of a page load

INTEGER (1250)

 

  
x-bnt-dom-complete-time

Time measurement from the point at which the user starts navigation to the point at which the Document Object Model (DOM) was loaded and most processing is finished

INTEGER (1250)

 

  
x-bnt-dom-contentloaded-time

Time required to process content from start to finish

INTEGER (1250)

 

  
x-bnt-dom-inter-time

Time measurement from the point at which the navigation starts until the point at which the browser considers the page to be interactive

INTEGER (1250)

 

  
x-bnt-dom-load2inter-time

Time measurement from the point at which the browser begins parsing the requested resource to the point identified in the DOM Interactive metric

INTEGER (1250)

 

  
x-bnt-loaded-time

Time from the beginning of the navigation to the point at which the page is considered finished by the browser

INTEGER(1250)

 

  
x-bnt-tcpconnect-time

Time measured from the start of the TCP session (handshake) to the point at which the browser is ready to send an HTTP request (SSL negotiation)

INTEGER(1250)

 

  

x-cl-error-count

Total count of client errors affecting availability

INTEGER (5)

 

x-cl-info-count

Informational Conditions Client (CL). Total count of client informational conditions.

INTEGER (5)

 

x-client-aborted

Indicates whether the client aborted the hit

BOOLEAN (True)

 

 

x-client-timed-out

True if the client did not provide a request within the time that the server was prepared to wait

BOOLEAN (True)

 

 

x-closed

Indicates whether the session is closed

BOOLEAN (True)

 

 

 

x-component

Indicates whether this object is a component (for example, .gif) that can be embedded in a container object.

BOOLEAN (True)

 

 

x-container

Indicates whether this object is a container, such as an HTML page that can contain other objects (CSS, images, and so on)

BOOLEAN (True)

 

x-container-count

The total number of container objects in this session

INTEGER (12)

 

 

 

x-content-count

Number of content hits in the page or session

INTEGER (23)

 

 

x-cs-post

The amount of parameters passed from the client to the server as name-value pairs when completing a form

STRING (username=bill&language=english)

 

x-ct-error-count

Total count of content errors affecting availability

INTEGER (5)

 

x-ct-info-count

Total count of content informational conditions

INTEGER (5)

 

x-cu-error-count

Total count of custom errors affecting availability

INTEGER (5)

 

x-cu-info-count

Total count of custom informational conditions

INTEGER (5)

 

x-custom-akamai

Indicates whether an object was delivered via Akamai®

BOOLEAN (True)

 

 

 

x-custom-browser

Browser common name

STRING (Internet Explorer 6.0)

 

 

 

x-custom-continent

Maps a country to a continent

STRING (Australia)

 

 

 

x-custom-entry-page

Name of the entry page associated to the session

STRING (Login Page)

 

 

 

x-custom-exit-page

Name of the exit page associated to the session

STRING (Checkout Page)

 

 

 

x-custom-os

The common name of the client operating system (OS)

STRING (Windows XP)

 

 

 

x-custom-referrer-domain

Domain name of the referrer to the first page in the session

STRING (example.com)

 

 

 

x-custom-referrer-name

Name of the referring page

STRING (Search Page)

 

 

 

x-document

Indicates whether this object is a document

BOOLEAN (True)

 

x-document-count

Total number of document objects in this session

INTEGER (7)

 

 

 

x-e2e-time

End-to-end latency of the entire object, including HTTP redirects, measured in milliseconds

INTEGER (1250)

x-end-time

End time of the session, page, or object in ISO-8601 format

DATE / TIME (2006-01-26 12:14:44.925 -0500)

x-end-time-utc

End time of the session, page, or object in number of milliseconds since 00:00 GMT January 1, 1970

INTEGER (12345678910)

x-entry-page

The first page associated with the session

STRING (www.example.com/home.jsp)

 

 

 

x-error-category

Category of the error or informational condition. It can be one of the following: Client, Network, Server, Application, Content, Custom.

STRING (Client)

 

 

 

x-error-code

Error code associated with the error or informational condition. Error codes can be configured through the system user interface.

INTEGER (24)

 

 

 

x-errored-aborted-count

Total count of pages within a session that are both unavailable and aborted.

INTEGER (2)

 

 

 

x-errored-count

The total count of objects or pages with errors affecting availability in the page or session. Note that for sessions this count does not include pages in error that were also aborted.

INTEGER (3)

 

 

x-errored-slt-broken-count

Number of pages in the session that were in error and had their SLT broken (regardless of whether or not they were aborted)

INTEGER (4)

 

 

 

x-errors

Comma-separated list of error codes for errors affecting availability that belong to the object, page, or session. No duplicates.

STRING (2,5,2001)

x-exit-page

The last page associated with this session

STRING (www.example.com/logout.jsp)

 

 

 

x-expired-count

Total number of expired pages in this session

INTEGER (2)

 

 

 

x-expired-early

Number of sessions that expired early

INTEGER (3)

 

 

 

x-extension

File extension

STRING (.html)

 

x-first-public-geo-city

Geolocation resolved city name.

STRING (Westmount)

 

x-first-public-geo-country

Geolocation resolved country code

STRING (CA)

 

x-first-public-geo-countrystring

Geolocation resolved country string

STRING (Canada)

 

x-first-public-geo-dns-name

Geolocation resolved domain name

STRING (videotron.ca)

 

x-first-public-geo-isp

Geolocation resolved ISP name

STRING (Videotron, Ltée.)

 

x-first-public-geo-latitude

Geolocation resolved latitude

DECIMAL (-17.189)

 

x-first-public-geo-longitude

Geolocation resolved longitude

DECIMAL (185.458934)

 

x-first-public-geo-metro-area

Geolocation resolved metropolitan area name

STRING (Montréal)

 

x-first-public-geoorganization

Geolocation resolved organization name

STRING (BMC)

 

x-first-public-geo-region

Geolocation resolved region code

STRING (QC)

 

x-first-public-geo-regionstring

Geolocation resolved region string

STRING (Québec)

 

x-first-public-ip

First public IP found in xforwarded-for (or client IP), that is the public IP address closest to the browser and the one used to look up geographic information

IP ADDRESS (24.201.5.63)

x-first-public-ip-source

Source of the first public IP

STRING (XFWD)

 

 

x-forwarded-for

Contents of the xforwarded-for header (generally a comma-separated list of IP addresses)

STRING
(192.168.0.1,24.201.5.63, 64.229.0.1,199.5.64.3)

 

 

 

x-group-id

Group token (ID) extracted from traffic. This can be used to associate a session with a specific group of users.

STRING (Shopper)

 

 

 

x-idle-time

Page idle time, amount of time spent waiting for the browser to request more objects during the loading of a page, in milliseconds

INTEGER (123)

 

 

x-info

Comma-separated list of error codes for informational conditions on the object, page, or session. No duplicates.

STRING (2, 5, 2501)

x-mixed-count

Total number of pages in the session that had a non-secure container and at least one secure component (transferred over SSL)

INTEGER (5)

 

 

 

x-network-time

Network latency, time spent transferring data back and forth over the network when transmitting the request and response, measured in milliseconds

INTEGER (900)

x-nw-error-count

Total count of network errors affecting availability

INTEGER (5)

 

x-nw-info-count

Total count of network (NW) informational conditions

INTEGER (5)

 

x-object-id

Unique id for the object

INTEGER (92387498743987500)

 

 

x-origin-referrer

URL of the original referrer for this session

URL (www.example.com/prevpage.html)

 

 

 

x-page-count

Total number of pages in this session

INTEGER (7)

 

 

 

x-page-id

Unique ID of the page that contains this traffic

INTEGER (92387498743987500)

 

x-page-name

Name of the page as defined by the user

STRING (Search Page)

 

 

 

x-page-render-time

Render time of a page, or the sum of all page-render times in a session, in milliseconds

INTEGER (300)

 

 

x-prm-instrumented

Indicates whether the page has been instrumented so that the system can measure its page render time

BOOLEAN (true)

 

 

 

x-prm-instrumented-count

Number of pages per session that have been instrumented such that the system can measure page render time

INTEGER (4)

 

 

 

x-process-time

Latency host, time spent on the server or servers to process the request, measured in milliseconds

INTEGER (350)

x-record-type

Label that identifies the current record as one of the following: SESSION, PAGE, OBJECT, ERROR, INFO

STRING (OBJECT)

x-redirect

Indicates whether the object was a redirect

BOOLEAN (True)

 

 

x-redirect-count

Total number of page redirects

INTEGER (2)

 

 

x-redirect-host

Redirect URI host. The host specified in the URI stem contained in the initial redirect that leads to the page.

STRING (www.example.com)

 

 

 

x-redirect-network-time

Total amount of time spent on the network within page redirects

INTEGER (123)

 

 

x-redirect-process-time

Total amount of time spent on the host within page redirects

INTEGER (123)

 

 

x-redirect-ssl-count

Number of page redirects that used SSL redirect time

INTEGER (2)

 

 

x-redirect-ssl-time

Total amount of time spent on SSL within page redirects

INTEGER (123)

 

 

x-redirect-time

Time spent redirecting the client to get to this object or page, measured in milliseconds.

INTEGER (123)

 

 

x-redirect-url

Redirect URI. Complete URI of the initial redirect that leads to the page including protocol, server host, port, path plus parameters, and query parameters. If there is no redirect leading to that page, this field is null.

URL (http://www.example.com:8080/application;a=1;b=2/foobar;c=3;d=4/index.php?user=me&group=us)

 

 

 

x-sc-mimetype

The MIME type of content contained in the response. This directly controls how clients interpret the content.

STRING (text / html)

 

 

x-secure

Indicates whether this page or object was transferred securely

BOOLEAN (True)

 

x-secure-count

Total number of objects or pages that were transferred securely in this page, or pages in this session

INTEGER (12)

 

 

x-server-aborted

Indicates whether the server aborted the hit

BOOLEAN (True)

 

 

x-server-id

Name or ID of the server or network infrastructure component that serviced this request

STRING (Webserver#1)

 

x-server-timed-out

Indicates whether the server, acting as a gateway or proxy, did not receive a timely response from an upstream server

BOOLEAN (True)

 

 

x-session-id

Unique ID of the session that contains this traffic

INTEGER (234445599876384)

x-slt-broken

Indicates whether the page violated its Service Level Threshold (SLT)

BOOLEAN (True)

 

 

 

x-slt-broken-page-count

Number of all pages in the session that broke their SLT (regardless of whether they were errored or aborted)

INTEGER (5)

 

 

 

x-ssl-count

Total number of objects in the session or page that used SSL negotiation

INTEGER (12)

 

 

x-ssl-time

Latency introduced from negotiation of SSL connections, in milliseconds. It might be blank if the traffic was not encrypted.

INTEGER (35)

x-start-time

Start time of the session, page, or object, in ISO-8601 format

DATE / TIME (2006-01-26 12:14:44.925 -0500)

x-start-time-utc

Start time (latency) of the session, page, or object, in milliseconds since 00:00 GMT January 1, 1970

INTEGER (12345678910)

x-sv-error-count

Total count of server availability errors affecting availability

INTEGER (5)

 

x-sv-info-count

Total count of server informational conditions

INTEGER (5)

 

x-tcp-ooo

Number of out-of-order TCP segments in the transmission. This is usually an indication of route flapping or poor link load balancing.

INTEGER (2)

x-tcp-packet-count

The number of TCP packets for this object, error, page, or session.

INTEGER (20)

x-tcp-retrx

Number of TCP segments retransmitted. A high number of retransmissions might indicate traffic shaping or packet loss.

INTEGER (1)

x-tcp-rtt

Total TCP round-trip time (RTT) of all objects or pages between the client and the server, measured in milliseconds

INTEGER (10)

x-tcp-rtt-count

Total count of objects in the session or page that contributed to the average RTT calculation

INTEGER (12)

 

 

x-think-time

Session Think Time, total time in a session when the user was not making any new requests and there were no responses in progress, measured in milliseconds. This corresponds to the time when a user is reading the contents of a page.

INTEGER (123500)

 

 

 

x-throughput

Effective throughput, measured in bits per second. It might be blank if the request was too small to accurately measure throughput.

INTEGER (110)

x-timed-out

Indicates whether this object timed out before the request or response was completed

BOOLEAN (True)

 

 

x-user-id

User ID extracted from traffic. This can be used to associate a session with a specific user.

STRING (Bill)

 

 

 

x-wp

Comma-separated list of Watchpoint IDs.

STRING (1, 4, 5)

 

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