Question: if I want to monitor a server for memory utilisation, which perfmon
stat is the most appropriate one to use? I'm guessing that "Committed Bytes" is
what I want, but I'd be grateful for confirmation of that. What's the
difference between "committed bytes" and "% committed bytes in use"
Excellent!
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It just controls the command that is executed AFTER the update of the dbs,
which is in most cases the generation of the graphs.
Dirk Bulinckx.
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I've been looking into various front ends for RRDTool. There are loads of them
out there, but they all seem to have at least one of two problems:
a) They're Unix based (which for us Windows types is useless);
b) They're much too complex - designed to collect the data as well as display
it, re
Brilliant - thanks.
However, just to cause trouble... ;-) Can you clarify whether it's just the
frequency of the graphing that is controlled by that, or is it the graphing
*and* the update of the databases themselves? Although the graphs aren't
critical to update frequently, I would have th
It was added :-)
Have a look at the new build that is on http://beta.woodstone.nu
Dirk Bulinckx.
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Sounds like a cunning plan - and as I've been wanting to do some modifications
to the graphs (size, scales etc) I could incorporate that. The major headache
would, however, be the administration as you point out. Would you be willing to
share your spreadsheet/macros?
Of course, an even better
