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Alert
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A trigger event that is generated when a specific counter exceeds or falls below a specified value.
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Bandwidth Throttling
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A technology that allows an administrator to limit how much network bandwidth can be used by a given website.
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Baseline
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A definition of what a normal load looks like on a computer system;it provides a point of comparison against which you can measure future system behavior.
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Bottleneck
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A system resource or device that limits a system's performance. Ideally the user should be the bottleneck on a system,not any hardware or software component
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Counter
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A named aspect or activity that the Performance tool uses to measure or monitor some aspect of a registered system or application object.
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Counter Log
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A log file that records data about hardware usage and the activity of system services.
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Disk Stripping
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A drive configuration of two or more parts(up to 32)of one or more drives or two or more entire drives(up to 32). Data is written to alldrives in equal amounts to spread the workload and improve performance.Each part or drive must be roughly equal in size and it does not provide any fault tolerance-if one partition fails,all data is lost.
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Graph View
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The default view with System Monitor, displays information in a graphical format.
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Histogram View
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Displays data in System Monitor in a bar graph form. Usefu for viewing large amount of data.
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License Server
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A special server used with Terminal Services that distributes and accounts for Terminal Services licenses to Terminal Services clients.
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Logical Printer
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The software interface between the physical printer(print device)and the operating system.Referred to as just a printer in Windows.
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Network Interface Card
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An expansion card that enables a PC to physically link to a network.
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Performance Logs and Alerts
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A tool included with Windows Server 2003 that enables you to create counter logs,trace logs,and configure alerts.
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Performance Object
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Specific resources in a Windows 2003 Server that can affect system performance. For example: Paging File,Memory and processor.
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Print Driver
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Files that contain information that Windows 2003 uses to convert raw print commands to a language that the printer understands.
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Printer
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The software interface between the Physical printer (print device)and the operating system.
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Printer Priorities
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Configuring multiple logical prints to print to the same print device, One printer is then configured to print before other printers by adjusting the priority setting from 1(lowest level) to 99(highest level).
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Printer Pooling
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A method of associating multiple print devices with a single logical printer.
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Print Spooler
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A collection of Windows DLLs used to acquire,process,catalog,and dispense print jobs to print devices, It acts like a holding tank; it manages an area on the printer server hard disk where pending jobs are stored until they've been output.
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Remote Desktop for Administration Mode
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A Terminal Services mode that allows administrators to perform administrative tasks on remote servers and clients from a centralized console.
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Report View
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Used by System Monitor to displa counters in a logical reports in real-time.
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Task Manager
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A tool used to view the processes and applications currently running on a system.Also provides basic resource usage statistics.
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Terminal services
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A Windows Server 2003 feature that allows users to connect to a Windows Server 2003 system and interact with applications as if sitting at the server console.
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Thin Clients
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Devices with simple hardware configuration,often legacy desktops, which lack the hardware resources to run the latest Microsoft Windows operating system or applications.
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Trace Log
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A log that measures data continuously as opposed to measuring data through periodic samples.
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