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Top X Page Request by Number of Executions

In SAM's IIS template is there a way to retrieve the top X pages requested by number of executions and then have the avg. response time listed for those pages? I want something that tells me the most frequently accessed pages of the website and the responsiveness of those pages.

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aLTeReGo

Customize the view

Customize View.png

Click on the [+] icon for the column you want to add the resource to.

Add Resource.png

Search for "Custom Table", select it from the list and click the "Add Selected Resources" button.

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aLTeReGo

SAM's "Top XX Page Requests by Average Server Execution Time" is focused on page performance rather than number of requests. With that said it's not possible by default to sort this resource based upon the number of page requests. The number of page requests does exist in the database, and you can create your own Custom Table Resource to display this information as shown below.

Custom Table.png

Custom Table Configuration.png

lmarkum

This looks promising. The link to the Custom Table Resource assumes that table is already on the page. I have done a bit of searching and can't find a place that tells me how to get a Custom Table on the Details page for the IIS Site I am monitoring.

aLTeReGo

Customize the view

Customize View.png

Click on the [+] icon for the column you want to add the resource to.

Add Resource.png

Search for "Custom Table", select it from the list and click the "Add Selected Resources" button.

lmarkum

Thanks for the help aLTeReGo. I have what I am after now.