Question

1. What are the different Performance Monitor formats that displays statistics?

2. Which of the following logs in Event Viewer do you use to create an event subscription?

3. How many folders can a stand-along namespace support in Windows Server 2012/R2?

4. Describe the process copying aa file and its replicated copy during a replication cycle, which copy is cached in the staging folder?

5. Describe the different processes that can be performed inside Task Manger?

Answer 1

Please go throught the link for, the different Performance Monitor formats that displays statistics

https://manski.net/2013/11/windows-performance-counter-types/

Perfmon, or Performance Monitor, is a more advanced performance measurement tool that comes loaded as a part of Windows operating systems. This section provides just a brief introduction of this tool. For more complete information on it, you can either perform an Internet search or click menu item Help | Help Topics. Some of the significant features of Perfmon that I’ve found useful are:

• You can select the statistics you want displayed from a wide range of activity categories.

• Statistics data can be exported to either a log file or a database. You can open Perfmon at a later date or time and view the statistics from those sources.

• You can control how frequently measurements are taken. Be aware that if measurements are captured too frequently, Perfmon can impact the server’s performance.

• Perfmon can be set up to run continuously or it can periodically write data to a new file.

• A set of measurements being captured are contained within an object called a “Counter Log.” You can have more than one Counter Log active on a server at the same time. One reason for doing this would be if each group captured different performance statistics at different frequencies.

Two ways to launch Perfmon are described here:

• In a command window, enter the command “perfmon” and press the Enter key

• Select Start | Administrative Tools | Performance

The metadata for this type of namespaces is not stored in Active Directory, and they can only be hosted by a single server. That server can be a stand-alone server, a member server or a domain controller. Stand-alone namespaces support up to 50 000 folder targets and are generally deployed when you can not deploy a domain-based namespace in Windows 2008 mode, due to the domain not being at required functional level. Stand-alone namespaces can be hosted by a failover cluster to increase availability.

Please go throught the Url Given below for, different processes that can be performed inside Task Manger

https://www.howtogeek.com/405806/windows-task-manager-the-complete-guide/