# Citrix Sessions Histogram

> See how many Citrix sessions fall within intervals defined by ICA traffic, latency, or session startup time.

Source: https://docs.capaone.com/performanceguard/i-want-to-know/i-want-to-know-if-citrix-works-ok/citrix-sessions-histogram/  
Product: PerformanceGuard — a separate CapaSystems product; do not apply this page to any other.

The Citrix Sessions histogram (**ANALYZE > Citrix > Histograms > Sessions**) shows the number of [Citrix Performance Measurement](/performanceguard/i-want-to-know/i-want-to-know-if-citrix-works-ok/citrix-performance-measurement/) sessions within time intervals, defined by ICA traffic, latency or session startup time.

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1. Select required **Citrix server**. Then select required Citrix domain and required ICA Clients (either all clients or clients at a particular location or network).
2. In the **Primary Type** menu, select the data set that you want to cover in the graph.

   1. **ICA traffic (B/s)**: The sum of outgoing and incoming traffic for this session, measured in bytes per second
   2. **Latency (ms)**: The average latency for the session, measured in milliseconds.
   3. **Session startup time (ms)**: The time it took to start the session, measured in milliseconds.
3. The histogram will include a top-x list of users. For example, if you selected Latency in the previous step, the histogram will include a list of the users that experienced the most latency. In the **Top X** field, select how many users you want such a list to cover, for example a top 10 list.
4. Select the required **Interval** (that is the period of time that you want to cover). If the predefined intervals don't suit you, select **Custom** to [Custom Time Periods on Graphs](/performanceguard/analyze/custom-time-periods-on-graphs/).
5. Click the **Update** button.

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<summary>Is performance good or bad?</summary>

That depends on the type of work that you do in your organization, but you can often follow our **[I Want to Know if Performance Is Good or Bad](/performanceguard/i-want-to-know/i-want-to-know-if-performance-is-good-or-bad/)**.

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