PSE-SASE · Question #106
Where can the health of an application for monitored users be found?
The correct answer is A. Dashboards --> Application Health. Dashboards → Application Health is the correct navigation path because dashboards are designed to surface real-time health and performance metrics for monitored applications in a single, consolidated view - exactly the right place to check application status at a glance. Option…
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Where can the health of an application for monitored users be found?
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- ADashboards --> Application Health
- BIncidents & Alerts --> Log Viewer --> Application Experience Score
- CIncidents & Alerts --> Log Viewer --> Application Health
- DInsights --> SD-WAN Applications
How the community answered
(25 responses)- A92% (23)
- B4% (1)
- D4% (1)
Explanation
Dashboards → Application Health is the correct navigation path because dashboards are designed to surface real-time health and performance metrics for monitored applications in a single, consolidated view - exactly the right place to check application status at a glance.
Option B is wrong because the Log Viewer lives under Incidents & Alerts and is used for reviewing event logs, not application health summaries; "Application Experience Score" is also a fabricated label that doesn't exist in this path. Option C is a near-miss trap - Log Viewer is a real tool under Incidents & Alerts, but it serves log investigation purposes, not health monitoring dashboards. Option D is wrong because Insights → SD-WAN Applications pertains to network-layer SD-WAN traffic analysis, not application health for monitored users.
Memory tip: Think "health check = dashboard" - just like you'd check a car's dashboard for engine health, you check Dashboards → Application Health for your application's health. If you're looking at logs or alerts, you're already in reactive mode, not the proactive health monitoring view.
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