ELoad - request time / response time / web transaction ?

Hi there, does anyone know if the test results presented by eLoad should be understood as request time (time between the last byte sent and the first received), response time (first sent, first received) or web transaction (the longest one - first sent, last received)? It really matters when trying to interpret the results properly... In advance thanks for help.

Hi
The results presented by eLoad are the overall request/response times together, so since the moment you sent the request until you have received the response and contents.
Does this help?
Regards
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