---
title: "Monitor connectivity - Run History"
slug: "monitor-connectivity-run-history"
description: "Explore the Connectivity Monitor app's Run History page to filter, group, and view detailed logs of all message runs from related applications."
tags: ["Task topic"]
updated: 2026-03-20T11:29:41Z
published: 2026-03-20T17:44:45Z
canonical: "docs.staedean.com/monitor-connectivity-run-history"
---

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# Monitor connectivity - Run History

In the **Connectivity monitor** app, the **Run History** page shows all logged message runs from all related applications.

On the **Run History** page, you can use several filter and grouping options to define which runs are shown:

- System views:
  - **Today's Performance**
  - **All runs**
  - **Failed runs**
  - **Successful runs**
- **Group by**: You can group the logged runs by any of the fields of the grid.
- **Field sorting and filtering**: You can sort or filter the logged runs by any of the fields.

### Steps

1. Open the **Connectivity monitor** app**.**

> [!NOTE]
> Note
> 
> You can open the **Connectivity monitor** app in **Microsoft Power Apps** or in **Microsoft Teams**.
2. Select **Run History**.
3. Apply the desired filtering, grouping, or sorting.
4. You can view the details of a run.

To view the run details on a:
  - Side pane, select the desired run and click **See details**.
  - New page, at the right of the desired run, click the arrow (**->**).
5. You can open the related run in the applicable application. For example, if the run comes from Connectivity Studio in D365 F&SCM, you can open the related history record in Connectivity Studio.

On the **Details** **pane** or on the **Details** page, in the **URL** field, click the globe button.
6. You can mark a connection as starred. You can do so, for example, for connections that need extra attention. As a result, all runs for the starred connection are marked as starred.

On the **Log** page, select the desired run and click **Mark as starred**.

> [!NOTE]
> Note
> 
> If you mark a connection as starred, automatically an environment mapping is created of type '**Star message**'.

## Related

- [Monitor connectivity](/monitor-connectivity.md)