Table of contents View Data Collected by Aternity SteelCentral Aternity™ monitors the performance of applications and devices from the end user perspective, so you can measure and improve the productivity of your workforce. Aternity collects three types of performance data: device, applications, and user details. SteelCentral Aternity™ collects three categories of data: application, device and user Tip Aternity gathers and stores detailed performance data. To view older data, it displays a condensed summary (aggregated data), like an hourly or daily summary. The Aternity Agent reports data to Aternity once every minute. If its status becomes disconnected and it cannot send data after trying for five minutes, it locally stores up to 50 minutes of retention data in offline mode, and then sends it when it renews its connection. Category Collected data Applications Aternity monitors the performance of all applications which are automatically discovered. These include managed applications which have their own defined activities. View usage and performance data for all applications, like wait time, usage time, crashes and so on, or view performance data just for mobile apps. View performance data for all activities on Windows, like response times, application resource usage, network traffic, for managed applications, or view data just for activities on mobile apps. Aternity comes with default predefined activities for popular applications: Skype for Business or Lync call performance Microsoft Excel Microsoft Outlook Microsoft PowerPoint Microsoft Word Citrix WorxMail and WorxWeb for mobile (iOS and Android) Devices A monitored device is a desktop, laptop, smartphone or tablet which reports monitoring data to Aternity. Aternity monitors the performance of Windows devices (laptops, desktops, tablets), Apple Mac devices (desktops, laptops), mobile devices (iOS, Android) and virtual sessions (VDI and virtual applications). It gathers data about the performance of applications and devices using its Aternity Agent which runs in the background. View device details like hardware, CPU speed, RAM, storage, and so on, for all device types. Alternatively, you can separately view only Apple Mac device details or only mobile device details. View Windows device resources like CPU usage, memory usage location, and so on, for all device types, or view only mobile device resources. View Windows health events, like low memory or system crashes. View boot measurements for Windows devices. Users View user details on Windows and virtual devices like department or username, or user details for mobile devices. View Device Data (Static) Collected by AternityView Device Resource Usage Data (Dynamic HRC) Collected by AternityView Health Event Data Collected by AternityView Windows Boot Data Collected by AternityView User Data Collected by AternityView Mac Data Collected by AternityView Applications Data Collected by AternityView Activities Data Collected by Aternity SavePDF Selected topic Selected topic and subtopics All content Related Links
View Data Collected by Aternity SteelCentral Aternity™ monitors the performance of applications and devices from the end user perspective, so you can measure and improve the productivity of your workforce. Aternity collects three types of performance data: device, applications, and user details. SteelCentral Aternity™ collects three categories of data: application, device and user Tip Aternity gathers and stores detailed performance data. To view older data, it displays a condensed summary (aggregated data), like an hourly or daily summary. The Aternity Agent reports data to Aternity once every minute. If its status becomes disconnected and it cannot send data after trying for five minutes, it locally stores up to 50 minutes of retention data in offline mode, and then sends it when it renews its connection. Category Collected data Applications Aternity monitors the performance of all applications which are automatically discovered. These include managed applications which have their own defined activities. View usage and performance data for all applications, like wait time, usage time, crashes and so on, or view performance data just for mobile apps. View performance data for all activities on Windows, like response times, application resource usage, network traffic, for managed applications, or view data just for activities on mobile apps. Aternity comes with default predefined activities for popular applications: Skype for Business or Lync call performance Microsoft Excel Microsoft Outlook Microsoft PowerPoint Microsoft Word Citrix WorxMail and WorxWeb for mobile (iOS and Android) Devices A monitored device is a desktop, laptop, smartphone or tablet which reports monitoring data to Aternity. Aternity monitors the performance of Windows devices (laptops, desktops, tablets), Apple Mac devices (desktops, laptops), mobile devices (iOS, Android) and virtual sessions (VDI and virtual applications). It gathers data about the performance of applications and devices using its Aternity Agent which runs in the background. View device details like hardware, CPU speed, RAM, storage, and so on, for all device types. Alternatively, you can separately view only Apple Mac device details or only mobile device details. View Windows device resources like CPU usage, memory usage location, and so on, for all device types, or view only mobile device resources. View Windows health events, like low memory or system crashes. View boot measurements for Windows devices. Users View user details on Windows and virtual devices like department or username, or user details for mobile devices. View Device Data (Static) Collected by AternityView Device Resource Usage Data (Dynamic HRC) Collected by AternityView Health Event Data Collected by AternityView Windows Boot Data Collected by AternityView User Data Collected by AternityView Mac Data Collected by AternityView Applications Data Collected by AternityView Activities Data Collected by Aternity
View Data Collected by Aternity SteelCentral Aternity™ monitors the performance of applications and devices from the end user perspective, so you can measure and improve the productivity of your workforce. Aternity collects three types of performance data: device, applications, and user details. SteelCentral Aternity™ collects three categories of data: application, device and user Tip Aternity gathers and stores detailed performance data. To view older data, it displays a condensed summary (aggregated data), like an hourly or daily summary. The Aternity Agent reports data to Aternity once every minute. If its status becomes disconnected and it cannot send data after trying for five minutes, it locally stores up to 50 minutes of retention data in offline mode, and then sends it when it renews its connection. Category Collected data Applications Aternity monitors the performance of all applications which are automatically discovered. These include managed applications which have their own defined activities. View usage and performance data for all applications, like wait time, usage time, crashes and so on, or view performance data just for mobile apps. View performance data for all activities on Windows, like response times, application resource usage, network traffic, for managed applications, or view data just for activities on mobile apps. Aternity comes with default predefined activities for popular applications: Skype for Business or Lync call performance Microsoft Excel Microsoft Outlook Microsoft PowerPoint Microsoft Word Citrix WorxMail and WorxWeb for mobile (iOS and Android) Devices A monitored device is a desktop, laptop, smartphone or tablet which reports monitoring data to Aternity. Aternity monitors the performance of Windows devices (laptops, desktops, tablets), Apple Mac devices (desktops, laptops), mobile devices (iOS, Android) and virtual sessions (VDI and virtual applications). It gathers data about the performance of applications and devices using its Aternity Agent which runs in the background. View device details like hardware, CPU speed, RAM, storage, and so on, for all device types. Alternatively, you can separately view only Apple Mac device details or only mobile device details. View Windows device resources like CPU usage, memory usage location, and so on, for all device types, or view only mobile device resources. View Windows health events, like low memory or system crashes. View boot measurements for Windows devices. Users View user details on Windows and virtual devices like department or username, or user details for mobile devices. View Device Data (Static) Collected by AternityView Device Resource Usage Data (Dynamic HRC) Collected by AternityView Health Event Data Collected by AternityView Windows Boot Data Collected by AternityView User Data Collected by AternityView Mac Data Collected by AternityView Applications Data Collected by AternityView Activities Data Collected by Aternity