You want to determine which NewEdge data planes that your remote users have been recently using. Which area of the Netskope Tenant UI would provide…

The Digital Experience Management (DEM) feature within the Netskope Tenant UI is specifically designed to monitor the end-user experience. The Client Steering section within DEM provides detailed visibility into how Netskope Clients on remote user devices are connecting to the NewEdge network. This includes information about which specific data plane (POP) a user has recently connected to, along with performance metrics like latency and connection quality. This area is the designated location for troubleshooting and analyzing remote user connectivity patterns to the Netskope cloud infrastructure.

B. Network Steering under Digital Experience Management: This section provides visibility for traffic steered from on-premises network locations via GRE or IPsec tunnels, not for individual remote users with the Netskope Client.

C. Users page under Settings: This page is used for user provisioning, authentication, and group management, not for monitoring real-time or recent network connectivity data.

D. Devices page under Settings: This page is used for managing device classification, client configurations, and device posture, not for tracking data plane connection history.

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1. Netskope Official Documentation

"Digital Experience Management (DEM) for Private Access Guide

" Rev. 2-2023. Section: "Monitoring with DEM

" Subsection: "Client Steering

" Page 14. "The Client Steering page provides administrators with a view of user connections to the Netskope NewEdge network

detailing the specific data plane

gateway

and performance metrics for each session."

2. Netskope NSK101 Official Courseware

"Module 6: Monitoring and Reporting

" Section: "Understanding Digital Experience Management

" Slide 11. "To determine which NewEdge data plane a remote user is connected to

navigate to Digital Experience Management > Client Steering. This dashboard is the primary tool for visibility into Netskope Client connectivity."