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Using Performance Monitor (Windows NT)
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The following counters are available:
• Server Conn/sec—Rate of incoming connections per second.
• Server Throughput (Kb/sec)—Rate of outgoing data from the server.
• Server Total Bytes—Total bytes sent by the server.
• Server Total Errors—Number of errors requests handled by the server.
• Server Total Requests—Total requests handled by the server.
• Status: 403 Forbidden—Number of “Forbidden” requests.
• Status: 200 level—Number of 200-level status requests handled by the
server.
• Status: 200 OK—Number of “OK” requests.
• Status: 300 level—Number of 300-level status requests handled by the
server.
• Status: 302 Moved Temporarily—Number of “Moved Temporarily”
requests.
• Status: 304 Not Modified—Number of “Not modified” requests.
• Status: 400 level—Number of 400-level status requests handled by the
server.
• Status: 401 Unauthorized—Number of “Unauthorized” requests.
• Status: 500 level—Number of 500-level status requests handled by the
server.
To see the counter definition online, click Explain.
7.
Click Add.
8.
To monitor other computers or objects, repeat steps 1 through 7 for each
item you want to monitor.
9.
Click Done.
The Performance Monitor displays a chart with your selected items. A
legend at the bottom of the page displays your choices.
For more information about Performance Monitor, see the documentation for
your operating system.