Oracle HTTP Response Test
This test measures the request-handling capability of the Oracle9iAS HTTP server.
Target of the test : An Oracle Web server
Agent deploying the test : An internal Agent
Outputs of the test : One set of results for every Oracle Web server monitored
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
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Test period |
How often should the test be executed. |
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Host |
The IP address of the target system that is being monitored. |
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Port |
The port to which the specified Host listens. |
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HomeDir |
The path to the directory in which the Oracle 9i application server has been installed |
| Measurement | Description | Measurement Unit | Interpretation |
|---|---|---|---|
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200 responses: |
Indicates the percentage of requests that were successfully serviced by the web server during the last measurement period. |
Percent |
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Errors: |
Indicates the percentage of responses with errors during the last measurement period. |
Percent |
Responses with a 400 or 500 status code are counted as errors. |
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300 responses: |
Indicates the percentage of responses in the last measurement period with a status code in the range of 300-399. |
Percent |
300 responses could indicate page caching on the client browsers or redirection of requests. A sudden change in this value is indicative of a problem condition. |
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400 errors: |
Indicates the percentage of responses in the last measurement period with a status code in the range of 400-499. |
Percent |
A high value indicates a number of missing/error pages. |
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500 errors: |
Indicates the percentage of responses in the last measurement period with a status code in the range of 500-600. |
Percent |
Since responses with a status code of 500-600 indicate server side processing errors, a high value reflects an error condition. |
