HTTP filters are used to filter out the session for some particular HTTP request. Here, the user can apply  various HTTP filters, such as time filter, HTTP request attribute filter, session attribute filters, mobile app filter, and store name filter.

Aggregate HTTP Request

Once you apply the HTTP filter, the aggregate HTTP page has the following columns:

• Domain: This shows the portion of a URL that identifies a specific website or web resource on the internet. A domain name serves as a human-readable label that corresponds to an IP address. This shows the domain of the HTTP session.
• URL: This shows the reference or address used to locate resource on the internet, such as: web page, image, videos.This shows the URL of the HTTP request for the session.
• Method: This shows the type of request being made by a client to a server when interacting with a web resource. This shows the HTTP method which was used for the particular session.
• Count: This shows the number of HTTP requests. You can also navigate to the HTTP Request window, by clicking on the count link. 
• 2xxCount: This shows the count of HTTP status codes that fall within the 2xx The 2xx range of HTTP status codes indicates that the request was successfully received, understood, and processed by the server. You can also navigate to the HTTP Request window, by clicking on the 2xx count link.
• 4xxCount: This shows the count of HTTP response with status codes in the 4xx The 4XX range of HTTP status codes indicates client-side errors, which means that the server received the request from the client, but the request was faulty or could not be fulfilled. You can also navigate to the HTTP Request window, by clicking on the 4xx count link.
• 5xxCount: This shows the count or number of HTTP responses with status code in the 5XX range. The 5XX range of HTTP status codes indicates server-side error, which means that the server encountered an issue while processing the clients request. You can also navigate to the HTTP Request window, by clicking on the 5xx count link.
• Failure Code: This shows the status code which will appear if any HTTP request fails, indicating the specific code associated with the failure. You can also navigate to the HTTP Request window, by clicking on the failure code link.
• Average Response Time: This shows the average response time of an HTTP response is the time it takes for a web server to respond to a request made by a client.
• Minimum Response Time: This shows the minimum response time of HTTP request refers to the shortest time it takes for a web server to respond to a specific request made by a client.
• Maximum Response Time: This shows the maximum response time of HTTP requests refers to the longest time it takes for a web server to respond to a specific request made by a client.

Notes:

In the HTTP Filter window, you can also perform the following operations which are listed below:

1. Smart Search Filter: You can also search the data by providing the name on the Smart Search Filter button.
2. Download: This option enables you to download the aggregate http request report in your local. To download the report, you have to click on the Download icon. There are following 3 formats in which you can download the report which are listed below:
   • CSV
   • Excel
   • PDF
3. Column Filter: You can perform search operation to the column by clicking on the Column Filter  button in the table. You can search a column by domain, URL etc.
4. Toggle Column: You can Show/Hidea column by clicking on the Toggle Column button in the table. You can also save your own preference columns in the HTTP Filter window by clicking on the Save Preference System Level You can also reset the toggle filter by clicking on the Reset to Default option.
5. You can also reset the applied settings by clicking on the Reset filter icon.
6. You can also navigate to HttpRequest window by clicking the values of Count, 2xxCount, 4xxCount, 5xxCount and failureCode.