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Using fiddler for DCO diagnostics

Using fiddler for DCO diagnostics. Fiddler can be used to view server decision logic when troubleshooting DCO ads Just follow these three simple steps! Break on the MSN RAD call Insert the debug parameter Refresh page and view Bursting server response. Break on the MSN RAD call.

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Using fiddler for DCO diagnostics

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  1. Using fiddler for DCO diagnostics Fiddler can be used to view server decision logic when troubleshooting DCO ads Just follow these three simple steps! Break on the MSN RAD call Insert the debug parameter Refresh page and view Bursting server response

  2. Break on the MSN RAD call identify RAD call which returns MM ad tag

  3. Set breakpoint highlight rad call to set breakpoint, click in black command line at bottom of session window on the left. type bpuCTRL+i to insert RAD URL as the URL to break on

  4. Refresh ad RAD URL will be identified in fiddler by a red arrow-like symbol Breakpoint will stop the ad from loading and allow you to modify the code Click break on response button to edit code

  5. Add &mmdebug=1 to set the debug parameter Click run to completion button to allow modified code to run

  6. View server response by highlighting initial call to bursting server The trace should give a basic rundown of the decision logic and if there was a targeting match found

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