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Additionally, when you click the routers in the path, you will see various statistics like the CPU, memory, packet 

loss, latency, and other information for that particular router. 

 

Monitor and Troubleshoot TCP Performance 

A first step is to check the overall network health. Browse to Services  Application Visibility and Control  

Service Health. 

 

You will only have applications listed as business critical in this dashboard. 

This is defined by default with the Protocol Pack, but you can also tune that by going to Services  Application 

Visibility & Control  Application and Services. 

In the Services  Application Visibility and Control  Service Health window you can quickly check whether 

something is going wrong in terms of performance. Orange or red means something has greatly changed from the 

average observed. It works on the concept of automatic baselining. Cisco Prime Infrastructure calculates the 

standard deviation. If your current value exceeds this value by 2 times, you will see a yellow indication. If it exceeds 

the value by 3 times, you will see a red indication. When you click a specific application for a specific site, you get 

the details in terms of traffic and performance: