TechieTony
IS-IT--Management
Morning All,
I am having trouble with a windows server of mine that I cant pin down. About 2 weeks this server started to slow down exponentially which went hand and hand with my backups getting longer. I was told to check the "Disk Activity" on the server so I started to up my performance monitor skills.
I used this guide :
... Well I set my counters and everything seemed to be working ok. Then I created a job with the same counters and ran it overnight to collect the data i needed thinking I could review the results in the morning. Well my hopes were dashed! Only 4 of the counters actually recorded data
Pages/sec, % Disk Time , Avg Disk Queue Length , % Processor
while the rest simply return "-------" as the values.
ex: Pages/sec, % Usage , Avg Disk sec/Read
But the curveball is that if I take my .tsv and save the file I can see all of the values actually recorded the data... I just cant see it.
Am I analyzing these incorrectly or is their another way of monitoring my disk activity and I/O. May my perfmon mmc is corrupt?
Any thoughts on this.. Thanks
Noncentz
I am having trouble with a windows server of mine that I cant pin down. About 2 weeks this server started to slow down exponentially which went hand and hand with my backups getting longer. I was told to check the "Disk Activity" on the server so I started to up my performance monitor skills.
I used this guide :
... Well I set my counters and everything seemed to be working ok. Then I created a job with the same counters and ran it overnight to collect the data i needed thinking I could review the results in the morning. Well my hopes were dashed! Only 4 of the counters actually recorded data
Pages/sec, % Disk Time , Avg Disk Queue Length , % Processor
while the rest simply return "-------" as the values.
ex: Pages/sec, % Usage , Avg Disk sec/Read
But the curveball is that if I take my .tsv and save the file I can see all of the values actually recorded the data... I just cant see it.
Am I analyzing these incorrectly or is their another way of monitoring my disk activity and I/O. May my perfmon mmc is corrupt?
Any thoughts on this.. Thanks
Noncentz