Table of contents Key Task: Monitor a User or Device (User Experience) You can monitor the overall experience of a single user, to investigate a problem in that person's device or application performance. There are several ways to do this: To... Do this.... To view the performance of a single device of a single user Use the Monitor User Experience dashboard (learn more). To view a log of recent actions (activities) on this device, or a log of activities performed on all devices by this user To view detailed information about the device hardware, like its CPU, memory, and other details like health events, top processes Use the Troubleshoot Device dashboard (learn more). To view the performance of an app's activities for all users, or only those in a single location or department Try the Monitor Application dashboard (learn more). ProcedureStep 1 Open a browser and sign in to Aternity. Step 2 Select Main Menu > Monitor > User Experience. Accessing Monitor User Experience Alternatively, type the username or hostname into the search box on the top bar. Step 3 Select the user or device to display in this dashboard. You can either select a user to monitor all activities performed by this person on all their devices, or enter the hostname of a device to monitor all the activities performed on this device by one or more users. Select user or device to display in Monitor User Experience dashboard Field Description Enter a username or device name Start typing the name of the user or the hostname of a device, and select a choice from the auto-complete menu. Monitor a User or Device (Monitor User Experience)Parent topic Monitor End User ExperienceRelated conceptsMonitor Your EnterpriseRelated tasksKey Task: Monitor ApplicationKey Task: Mobile Apps SummaryKey Task: Monitor SLAKey Task: Monitor Windows Defender Antivirus Events Occurred on a DeviceKey Task: Monitor NOCKey Task: Monitor NOC - Autorefresh (Beta)Related informationSelf-training (external) SavePDF Selected topic Selected topic and subtopics All content Related Links
Key Task: Monitor a User or Device (User Experience) You can monitor the overall experience of a single user, to investigate a problem in that person's device or application performance. There are several ways to do this: To... Do this.... To view the performance of a single device of a single user Use the Monitor User Experience dashboard (learn more). To view a log of recent actions (activities) on this device, or a log of activities performed on all devices by this user To view detailed information about the device hardware, like its CPU, memory, and other details like health events, top processes Use the Troubleshoot Device dashboard (learn more). To view the performance of an app's activities for all users, or only those in a single location or department Try the Monitor Application dashboard (learn more). ProcedureStep 1 Open a browser and sign in to Aternity. Step 2 Select Main Menu > Monitor > User Experience. Accessing Monitor User Experience Alternatively, type the username or hostname into the search box on the top bar. Step 3 Select the user or device to display in this dashboard. You can either select a user to monitor all activities performed by this person on all their devices, or enter the hostname of a device to monitor all the activities performed on this device by one or more users. Select user or device to display in Monitor User Experience dashboard Field Description Enter a username or device name Start typing the name of the user or the hostname of a device, and select a choice from the auto-complete menu. Monitor a User or Device (Monitor User Experience)Parent topic Monitor End User ExperienceRelated conceptsMonitor Your EnterpriseRelated tasksKey Task: Monitor ApplicationKey Task: Mobile Apps SummaryKey Task: Monitor SLAKey Task: Monitor Windows Defender Antivirus Events Occurred on a DeviceKey Task: Monitor NOCKey Task: Monitor NOC - Autorefresh (Beta)Related informationSelf-training (external)
Key Task: Monitor a User or Device (User Experience) You can monitor the overall experience of a single user, to investigate a problem in that person's device or application performance. There are several ways to do this: To... Do this.... To view the performance of a single device of a single user Use the Monitor User Experience dashboard (learn more). To view a log of recent actions (activities) on this device, or a log of activities performed on all devices by this user To view detailed information about the device hardware, like its CPU, memory, and other details like health events, top processes Use the Troubleshoot Device dashboard (learn more). To view the performance of an app's activities for all users, or only those in a single location or department Try the Monitor Application dashboard (learn more). ProcedureStep 1 Open a browser and sign in to Aternity. Step 2 Select Main Menu > Monitor > User Experience. Accessing Monitor User Experience Alternatively, type the username or hostname into the search box on the top bar. Step 3 Select the user or device to display in this dashboard. You can either select a user to monitor all activities performed by this person on all their devices, or enter the hostname of a device to monitor all the activities performed on this device by one or more users. Select user or device to display in Monitor User Experience dashboard Field Description Enter a username or device name Start typing the name of the user or the hostname of a device, and select a choice from the auto-complete menu. Monitor a User or Device (Monitor User Experience)Parent topic Monitor End User ExperienceRelated conceptsMonitor Your EnterpriseRelated tasksKey Task: Monitor ApplicationKey Task: Mobile Apps SummaryKey Task: Monitor SLAKey Task: Monitor Windows Defender Antivirus Events Occurred on a DeviceKey Task: Monitor NOCKey Task: Monitor NOC - Autorefresh (Beta)Related informationSelf-training (external)