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# Endpoint Agent Scheduled Tests View

Endpoint Agents run HTTP server and agent-to-server tests at regular intervals to measure application and network performance. Cloud and Enterprise Agents also run corresponding HTTP server and agent-to-server test types. Use the **Scheduled Tests** view to compare results across agents, isolate a time interval, and investigate HTTP or network behavior.

![Scheduled network test timeline and path visualization in the view](https://1112912342-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2F-M4QARF6s57qxMrOHDTZ%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-c53334868d36ca3ee8c10d4190f8291cb65208fa%2Fproduct-documentation_end-user-monitoring_viewing-data_endpoint-agent-scheduled-tests-view.jpg?alt=media)

## Exploring Scheduled Test Data

1. Go to **Endpoint Experience > Views**.
2. Select **Scheduled Tests** from the set of tabs at the top of the view.
3. Select a test from the **Test** dropdown.

   Tests are grouped by type and include enabled and disabled tests. Search by test name, or select the test settings icon to open its configuration in a new tab.

   To start an immediate run with the current settings, select **Run Now > Without changes**. To adjust the settings first, select **Run Now > With changes**. In the **Test configuration**, update the **Basic Configuration** or **Advanced Settings**, and then select **Run Once**.
4. Select a data type:
   * **HTTP** shows application-layer results for an HTTP server test.
   * **Network** shows the path to the target for agent-to-server tests and HTTP server tests with network measurements enabled.
5. Select **Add Filter** to focus the view on relevant data.
6. Select a metric above the timeline.

   **Availability** shows HTTP failures. **Loss** shows network reachability, while latency and jitter show delay and instability.
7. Select an interval on the timeline. The result tabs below it update to show that selection.

Use **Snapshot > Save a snapshot** to preserve the current test, filters, data type, metric, and time selection. Use **Snapshot > View All Snapshots** to open a saved snapshot. For more information, see [Endpoint Agent Test Snapshots](https://docs.thousandeyes.com/product-documentation/tests/sharing-test-data#endpoint-agent-test-snapshots).

## Filtering the Results

Select **Add Filter** to apply global filters to the timeline and the detailed results. Available options depend on the selected test and data type. Common groups include:

| Filter category | Examples                                                                                                                               | Use it to                                                      |
| --------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Agents          | Location, connection, network, ASN, agent, agent type, platform, tags, machine model, serial number, NIC model, and NIC driver version | Isolate a device group, network, or location.                  |
| Destinations    | IP address                                                                                                                             | Focus on a target associated with an error or slow response.   |
| Network         | Gateway, gateway MAC address, SSID, and BSSID                                                                                          | Determine whether affected agents share access infrastructure. |
| VPN             | VPN vendor, gateway address, client address, and client network                                                                        | Isolate measurements that traverse a VPN.                      |

The metric selector above the timeline is a separate control. For **HTTP**, it includes **Availability**, **Response Time**, and **Throughput**. For **Network**, metrics are grouped under **Network**, **System**, and **VPN** and include **Loss**, **Latency**, **Jitter**, **TCP Connect Failures**, **CPU Load**, **Memory Load**, **VPN Loss**, and **VPN Latency**.

## Using the Timeline

The timeline shows up to 30 days of data, or data from the time the test was enabled if that period is shorter. Use it to establish when a problem started and whether it affects one test interval or a longer period.

* Select **24h**, **7d**, or **14d** to change the visible time range.
* Select a point to load that interval in the details section.
* Drag across the timeline to focus on a narrower range.
* Move and resize the timeline selector to examine a window from 24 hours to 14 days.
* Use the previous and next interval controls to move between intervals. Select the latest interval control to return to the most recent data.
* Hover over the timeline to compare the selected metric with the number of reporting agents or measurements.

{% hint style="info" %}
When a test produces multiple destination measurements for one agent in the same interval, the timeline reports the number of measurements so that each result is represented.
{% endhint %}

Changing the test, filters, data type, metric, or interval updates the detailed results.

## Investigating HTTP Results

Select **HTTP** for an HTTP server test.

### Map

The **Map** tab combines HTTP metrics for the selected interval with Endpoint Agent locations. Zoom or pan the map to compare regions. Hover over a location to view the agents and basic metrics at that location.

Use the interval controls above the results to compare adjacent intervals or return to the latest data.

### Table

The **Table** tab provides detailed results for individual Endpoint Agents. Its columns change with the selected metric. Search and sort the table to compare availability, timing, connection results, and error details exposed by the selected test.

Availability identifies failures. Response timing and error details indicate whether an issue is widespread or limited to a particular agent, connection, or location.

## Investigating Network Results

Select **Network** to compare end-to-end measurements and paths.

### Path Visualization

The **Path Visualization** tab displays the layer 3 path from each Endpoint Agent to the target, hop by hop. Use it to identify a private or public network segment associated with loss, latency, or forwarding problems.

You can:

* Show or hide the VPN overlay.
* Change node labels and the visible hop range.
* Group agents by network, ASN, private network, location, country, or individual agent.
* Group interfaces by IP address, network, network and location, location, or ASN.
* Highlight nodes or links that exceed a selected threshold.
* Search for and select a node or link to inspect it.

For general interpretation guidance, see [Path Visualization](https://docs.thousandeyes.com/product-documentation/internet-and-wan-monitoring/path-visualization/).

### Map

Use **Map** to determine whether the selected network metric is concentrated in a location. Hover over a location to inspect the reporting agents and their basic metrics.

### Table

Use **Table** to compare agent-level measurements for the selected interval. Its columns change with the metric selected above the timeline. Identifying fields can include the agent, date, connection, SSID, channel, and physical mode. For example, selecting **Memory Load** displays the connection fields together with CPU and memory measurements.

Search, sort, or select rows to isolate affected agents. Compare these results with **Path Visualization** to determine whether the same agents traverse a common network segment.

## Relating the Data Areas

Each area provides a different perspective on the selected test, data type, metric, filters, and interval:

* For **HTTP**, **Map** shows the geographic distribution of results, and **Table** shows the metric-specific results for individual Endpoint Agents.
* For **Network**, **Path Visualization** shows whether affected Endpoint Agents share a node or link, **Map** shows the geographic distribution, and **Table** shows the metric-specific measurements for each Endpoint Agent.
* The interval controls let you compare results from different points in time.

For an HTTP server test with network measurements enabled, select the same interval in **HTTP** and **Network** to relate the application-layer result to the collected network measurements.

For test configuration details, see [Monitoring an Application Using Synthetic Tests](https://docs.thousandeyes.com/product-documentation/end-user-monitoring/test-settings/synthetic-tests).