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Screenshot 119: The Exinda Solution Center
Performance monitors are divided into four solution categories: Application Performance, Network Governance, Project
Readiness and WAN Planning.
Each monitor has a description you can display by clicking the its link in the left panel. Descriptions detail usage
information and which Exinda OS version is required to run the monitor. Some monitors also have short video
descriptions.
3.3.1 How performance reports work
An Exinda Appliance continuously collects network traffic data. Performance reports in the [[[Undefined variable
MyVariables.ExSoluCtr]]] provide insight into that data by grouping it in meaningful ways and displaying it in charts,
tables and graphs.
The process starts by analyzing traffic and computing initial threshold values to create a baseline. A baseline requires an
hour's worth of network traffic data. If no traffic is observed for an application during a baselining period, the process
continues until enough data is collected.
The baseline process may not take an hour. If an Exinda Appliance has observed and stored traffic for the application
within the hour the baseline process starts, the baseline process uses that stored information and only waits enough
time for a total hour of data to be collected.
For example, if you create an application monitor with ten minutes left in an hour and the Exinda captured network
traffic for the application in that hour, the baseline process analyzes the previous fifty minutes of collected traffic data
and completes the baseline period with data collected in the remaining ten minutes.
3.3.2 Using Application Performance reports
Application Performance monitors generate reports that display information about application users, application
performance, application bandwidth consumption, and the amount of reduction achieved (if applicable).