Answer by Philippe L. ·
Ok I will check de Default Software Services , thanks a lot for all your answers.
Answer by Radoslaw S. ·
If it's not in the user-defined then you can find in in the Default Software Services - > HTTP with analyzer HTTP Protocol 6 (TCP) and Port 80.
Answer by Philippe L. ·
Thanks a lot.. but no user defined Software Services HTTP have been created ??!! (I will check again to be sure)
Answer by Radoslaw S. ·
So there is a difference:
HTTP (Generic with trans) is a user defined software service on port 80 configured with analyzer "Generic TCP with transactions"
HTTP (HTTP) is a user-defined ss on port 80 configured with analyzer "HTTP"
WWW HTTP is a default software service configured with protocols mapping feature. See :
pktmatchconfig.xml
<protocol>
<name>WWW HTTP</name>
<group>browsing</group>
<reportProto>1024</reportProto>
<alwaysReport>true</alwaysReport>
<addToMostVisited>true</addToMostVisited>
<reportConnErr>true</reportConnErr>
<interactive>true</interactive>
<tcpPort>80</tcpPort>
<rule>
<serverAddr>DESTINATION</serverAddr>
<first4Bytes>"GET "</first4Bytes>
<first4Bytes>"POST"</first4Bytes>
</rule>
<rule>
<serverAddr>SOURCE</serverAddr>
<first4Bytes>"HTTP"</first4Bytes>
</rule>
</protocol>
Thanks to Adam adam.piotrowicz@dynatrace.com!
Answer by Philippe L. ·
It seems that www httpis the http traffic not using port 80, is it 100% correct ?
Answer by Radoslaw S. ·
I think that they differ in server port, since protocol might be the same - HTTP.
To verify I recommend to create a DMI report :
dimensions: Software Service, Server Port, Analyzer
metrics: operations
Answer by Philippe L. ·
Version 11.7 - we have the auto discovery option and in the list of Software Services we have these 2 lines
http
www http (1024)
Answer by Radoslaw S. ·
What do you mean by WWW HTTP ? I can see no Analyzer "WWW HTTP". What version do you refer to ?
Answer by Philippe L. ·
Quick question regarding 2 software Services : We would like to know what's the difference between HTTP and WWW HTTP ?
Thanks
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