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Getting Started: MuleSight Diagnostics

  • Is the connected app fully usable for each MuleSight dataset?
  • Which endpoints are returning 403, timing out, or failing for other reasons?
  • Which OAuth scopes are effectively full, partial, or none based on probe outcomes?

MuleSight Dashboard -> MuleSight Diagnostics

Step 1: Run diagnostics for your current org + environments

Section titled “Step 1: Run diagnostics for your current org + environments”

Open the Diagnostics tab and click Refresh Diagnostics for a live probe run.

MuleSight Diagnostics dataset view

Use Dataset Diagnostics to check each dataset status and the endpoint failure buckets:

  • 403 endpoints
  • Timeout endpoints
  • Other failed endpoints

If all probes in a dataset succeed, it appears as FULL.

Step 3: Switch to required scopes impact view

Section titled “Step 3: Switch to required scopes impact view”

Open the Required Scopes subtab to see scope-by-scope impact and endpoint mappings.

MuleSight Diagnostics required scopes view

Required scopes table focus

Step 4: Apply configuration changes based on impact

Section titled “Step 4: Apply configuration changes based on impact”

When a scope is partial or none, update your MuleSoft connected app and then refresh diagnostics again.

  • Full: all mapped probes for that scope/dataset succeeded.
  • Partial: mixed outcomes (for example, some probes succeed while others are skipped/timeout/forbidden).
  • None: no mapped probe succeeded and at least one mapped probe is auth-blocked (401/403).

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