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Web Server Performance Monitor 2

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tammilynn

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Oct 29, 2001
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Using NT 4.0's performance monitor, what objects will give me:

- throughput (all sites)
- response time (all sites)

Thanks for your help.
 
I assume you're talking about IIS counters, since you're discussion sites. From perfmon, choose the box name for computer, and Web Service for Object. Then select the appropriate counters. I'd recommend Current Connections for any web-related perfmon. Additionaly, Get Requests/sec and Put Requests/sec. Not sure what to do for the response times. Might be able to do some of this with the IIS logging features.
 
Thanks for your help - thought maybe I could do this in one function.
 
If you are using Active Server Pages, there's a counter in Performance Monitor for 'Request Wait Time' and 'Request Execution Time' that I think would do what you are hoping. Static content serves up pretty quick, and I would think that the pages you would be worried about response time for would be the ones that require processing or data retrieval.

Hope this helps,

ShackDaddy
 
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