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Two Minute Drill: RELOG.EXE

Following on from our last Two Minute Drill, today's topic is the RELOG.EXE utility. RELOG.EXE creates new performance logs from data in existing performance logs by changing the sampling rate and / or converting the file format. RELOG.EXE Read More...

Posted Tuesday, May 20, 2008 6:00 AM by CC Hameed | 1 Comments

Filed under: performance, troubleshooting, windows xp, two minute drill, windows server 2008, vista

Two Minute Drill: LOGMAN.EXE

Today we are continuing on with our Two Minute Drill series. Our topic in this post is one that we discuss quite frequently with customers - namely the automation of creating Performance Monitor and Trace Logs. Most administrators are comfortable creating Read More...

Posted Tuesday, May 13, 2008 6:00 AM by CC Hameed | 3 Comments

Filed under: performance, server core, troubleshooting, windows xp, two minute drill, windows server 2008, vista