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I'm not sure if there are any command line type utilities that you can get
to do this on Win2K (something like the NT Resource kit?), but you can pipe
these metrics to a log file using the "performance" tool, that is available
under the "Administrative Tools" program menu..
Open up "Performance", and double click on "Performance Logs and Alerts", then right click on "Counter Logs". Select "New Log Settings", give it a name and then define/add the counters that you would like to collect for memory and processor.. Under the "log Files" tab, change the file type to something like a CSV, and away you go.. You can break the log files down by day as well if need be..
If you need any specific help - let me know..
HTH Mark
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rabbit_at_emirates.net.ae
Sent: 29 May 2002 11:24
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I run sar 10 3600 >> /var/sun/cpuusage.log to monitor the performance between peak hours ,,, I have 16 Windows 2000 APPLICATION servers running citrix and some seem to be giving poorer performance than others: If I can monitor CPU and Memory and pipe it to a batch file, as I do in UNIX, it will be a great help: Can this be done ?
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