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How can I see the server load time per transaction in a test done with TruClient?

Francisco jose Fernandez ramirez

I have prepared a complete test with TrueClient and it gives me the times per transaction from start of transaction to end (including render time), I would like to see for each transaction how much time is server load and how much is render time.

For example, if after running the test it tells me that a transaction has taken 15 seconds, I want to know if of those 15 seconds the server has taken 5 or 10 seconds to send the resources and what part is therefore time spent by the browser to mount the display.

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