Understanding Real-Time Access and Limitations of the TCP Connections Table in ControlUp

The TCP Connections table found under the Network Tab in ControlUp is accessible exclusively as a real-time data source. There is no indexed or historical storage of this table’s data within ControlUp’s platform. This means that the TCP Connections information is gathered and displayed dynamically at the moment of the query, providing a current snapshot of network connections, but it is not archived for later analysis or retrieval.

Users seeking to analyze TCP connection trends or historical network session data over a period would need to use alternative monitoring or logging tools designed for data retention and historical reporting. ControlUp focuses on real-time performance monitoring and diagnostics, and the design decision for the TCP Connections table reflects this emphasis.

For detailed information on what network-related metrics ControlUp captures and how to leverage them in troubleshooting or performance analysis, the ControlUp documentation and knowledge base offer comprehensive guidance at https://docs.controlup.com. Additionally, exploring ControlUp Academy at https://cuacademy.controlup.com can provide training on optimizing network monitoring within the ControlUp environment.

Read the entire ‘Understanding Real-Time Access and Limitations of the TCP Connections Table in ControlUp’ thread below:

Is there an index where the TCP Connections table (Network Tab > TCP Connections) is stored, or is this only accessible as a real time table?

FYI

Hi Alex. This is real-time data only.

Continue reading and comment on the thread ‘Understanding Real-Time Access and Limitations of the TCP Connections Table in ControlUp’.  Not a member? Join Here!