# Performance + network transfer

## Performance and network transfer

View **Performance and network transfer** enables monitoring of computer load and network traffic within the infrastructure. Data is presented based on information collected by the eAgent service and includes both real-time and historical metrics.

The view allows analysis of:

* CPU utilization,
* RAM usage,
* disk activity,
* network data transfer generated by processes.

The user can filter data by computer, process, user, or organizational unit.

### Network transfer

**Transfer** presents network traffic generated by specific processes running on monitored computers.

Only processes that actually sent or received data are displayed. Processes that were running but did not generate network traffic do not appear on the list. All values are presented as integers.

Table data includes:

* **Update** - date and time of data retrieval.
* **Period \[min]** - length of the analyzed time interval.
* **Computer** - name of the computer from which the traffic originates.
* **Process** - name of the process generating the transfer.
* **User** - the user context under which the process ran.
* **Total sent** - total amount of data sent.
* **Total received** - total amount of data received.
* **Avg. sent \[B/s]** - average data sending rate.
* **Avg. received \[B/s]** - average data receiving rate.
* **Process path** - location of the process executable file.
* **Agent ID** - eAgent identifier.
* **Host ID** - the unique identifier of the computer in the system.
* **IP** - IP address of the computer.
* **MAC** - MAC address of the network interface.
* **Online** - information whether the computer was online at the time of data collection.
* **Structure** - organizational unit assigned to the computer.
* **Operating system** - operating system of the computer.

The data is used, among other things, for analysis of anomalous network traffic, identification of processes generating high transfer, and verification of application activity.

{% hint style="info" %}
The network transfer monitor shows only those processes that actually sent or received data. If a given process was running but did not perform any transmission, it will not appear on the list. Values are presented as integers.
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### CPU

Module **CPU** allows monitoring of processor usage by processes running on computers.

Presented are:

* minimum CPU usage,
* average CPU usage,
* maximum CPU usage during the analyzed period.

The data enables quick detection of processes causing high system load and analysis of performance of individual computers or groups of devices.

Key functionalities:

* CPU monitoring at the process level,
* filtering by user, computer, process, or structure,
* data collected in real time by eAgent.

### Disk (total)

View **Disk (total)** presents aggregated information about disk activity on monitored computers.

Data includes:

* intensity of read and write operations,
* overall disk load,
* impact of processes on disk operation performance.

Key functionalities:

* preview of disk activity generated by processes,
* aggregated data for all disks in a given workstation,
* filtering by user, computer, process, or structure,
* integration with native system telemetry.

### Memory

Module **Memory** presents data regarding RAM usage by processes.

Presented information:

* average RAM usage,
* maximum RAM usage,
* data expressed in MB

Key functionalities:

* monitoring of RAM usage over time,
* data retrieved directly from the system by eAgent.

## Summary

The view enables monitoring of computer performance and network traffic by analyzing CPU, memory, disks, processes, and data transfer. Users can filter by computer, process, or user and access real-time and historical metrics.

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The color of the bar indicates the current load or risk level:

<mark style="color:$success;">**Green (0–33%)**</mark> – value within normal range, normal state.

<mark style="color:yellow;">**Yellow (34–66%)**</mark> – warning level, observation or preventive actions recommended.

<mark style="color:red;">**Red (67–100%)**</mark> – critical state, requires immediate response.
{% endhint %}


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