On 2002.05.29 09:08 Michael P Sale wrote:
> There is no direct equivalent of sar on windows via the command line,
> but there is a utility called perfmon that can log much more detail
> regarding CPU than sar can.
How about paging, swapping, disk I/O, and buffer cache hit rate?
IS there any good book explaining the internals of NT (Win 2k) in
the fashion similar to the one "MAgic Garden Explained" or "Design
and Implementation od 4.4 BSD" or Maurice Bach's "System V"? I'm very
reluctant to use the system which doesn't publish it's internal
structure.
THat is precisely why I'm using Linux at home.
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