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Guide to MCSE 70-270, Second Edition, Enhanced 70-270: MCSE Guide to Microsoft Windows XP ProfessionalSecond Edition, Enhanced Chapter 10: Performance Tuning Objectives Create a performance baseline Understand the performance and monitoring tools found in Windows XP Professional Log and use logged activity Use performance tuning in the system applet Objectives (continued) Detect and eliminate bottlenecks Boost Windows XP Professional performance Optimize performance for mobile Windows XP users Establishing a Baseline Baseline Measure system behavior Key elements: Recorded observations about characteristics and behavior of computer system Recorded by creating a Counter log Collecting data at regular intervals Establish definition of what a normal load looks like Monitoring and Performance Tuning Monitoring Thorough understanding of system components Continued observation of those components Performance tuning Changing a system’s configuration systematically Carefully observing performance before and after Task Manager Provides overview of current state of computer To access: Press Ctrl+Alt+Delete. Press Ctrl+Shift+Esc. Right-click any unoccupied area on the Windows XP taskbar and select Task Manager from the menu that appears Task Manager (continued) Tabs: Application Processes Performance Networking Users in Task Manager Only appears in special circumstances Task Manager, Application tab Task Manager, Networking Tab System Monitor Performance monitoring tool Monitor many different events concurrently Analyze network operations Identify trends and bottlenecks Determine system capacity System Monitor (continued) Notify administrators when thresholds are exceeded Track performance of individual system devices Monitor local or remote computers System Monitor (continued) Realtime Monitoring Process of viewing the measured data from one or more counters in the System Monitor display area Formats: Graph Histogram Report Add Counters System Monitor Proper