IBM Performance Management

Managing the IBM HTTP Server Response Time module manually

In IBM Monitoring and IBM Application Performance Management V8.1.1 and later, monitoring the IBM HTTP Server with IBM HTTP Server Response Time module is enabled automatically when the HTTP Server agent is installed and configured. However, you might want to enable or disable the IBM HTTP Server Response Time module and its features manually.

Enabling IBM HTTP Server Response Time module manually
You can enable IBM HTTP Server Response Time module manually to monitor the performance of HTTP pages and embedded objects for web pages served by IBM HTTP Server.
Disabling the IBM HTTP Server Response Time module manually
To disable the IBM HTTP Server Response Time module and use the Packet Analyzer again, reconfigure the agent and turn off monitoring by the IBM HTTP Server Response Time module.
Disabling Response Time Monitoring with Client Time (JavaScript Instrumentation)
Response Time Monitoring with Client Time (JavaScript Instrumentation) (comprising Response Time Monitoring Agent 08.10.00 and IBM HTTP Server Response Time module) is available only in IBM Application Performance Management, not IBM Monitoring. In IBM Application Performance Management, Response Time Monitoring with Client Time (JavaScript Instrumentation) is enabled for all IBM HTTP Server installations running on all computers.
Disabling resource timing monitoring
Resource timing monitoring is enabled for all IBM HTTP Server Response Time module instances installed by HTTP Server agent.
Disabling ARM Correlator generation
By default, ARM Correlator generation is enabled which allows the IBM HTTP Server Response Time module to link to any back-end servers in the topology. You can disable ARM Correlator generation if required.
Excluding pages from client time reporting
You might want to exclude particular pages from client time reporting from the browser.