What is an indicator of high latency between the Tanium Server and endpoints?

High latency between the Tanium Server and endpoints can be identified by observing delays in communication. When latency is high, the time it takes for the server to send queries and receive responses from endpoints increases. This delay manifests itself as slower performance in retrieving data, executing actions, or responding to queries initiated by users or automated processes.

In contrast, immediate query results indicate a smooth and quick exchange of information between the server and the endpoints, which would not be indicative of high latency. Consistent performance metrics suggest that the system is functioning optimally without significant timing issues, while uniform operator access reflects that all users have the same experience with the system, further implying stable connectivity rather than high latency. Thus, recognizing delays in communication as an indicator helps in diagnosing and troubleshooting potential latency issues within the Tanium environment.