2. On the left-tree view, expand the Performance Logs and Alerts branch and Counter Logs. The view in the right pane will display all log settings. 3. Right-click Counter Logs, and select New Log Settings. 4. a name such as Server Load and Util,” and click OK. “DNS 5. the Add Counter button; this will bring up the Add Objects dialog box. 6. Verify that the applicable DNS server is listed in the Select counters from computer: pull-down box. 7. Verify that the Select counters from list: radio button is selected. 8. In the Performance Object pull-down box, select Processor. 9. Click %Processor Time, %Privileged Time, and %User Time from the counters and choose the _Total instance. 10. Click Add. 11. Verify that the new counter was to the logging. (The Add Counters window may be blocking the previous DNS Server Load and Util window.) 12. In the Performance Object pull-down box, select Process. 13. Click %Processor Time, Private Bytes, and Page File Bytes from the counters and choose dns as the instance. 14. Click Add. 15. Verify that the new counter was to the logging. (The Add Counters window may be blocking the previous DNS Server Load and Util window.) 16. In the Performance Object pull-down, select Memory. 17. Click Available Bytes, Pages Input/sec, Pages Output/sec, Page Reads/sec, and Page Writes/sec. There are no instances associated with these counters. 18. Click Add. 19. Verify that the new counter was to the logging. (The Add Counters window may be blocking the previous DNS Server Load and Util window.) 20. In the Performance Object pull-down, select PhysicalDisk. 21. Click Current Disk Queue Length from the counters and choose _Total as the instance. 22. Click Add. 23. Verify that the new counter was added to the logging. (The Add Counters window may be blocking the previous DNS Server Load and Util window.) 24. In the Performance Object pull-down, select Network Interface. 25. Click Bytes Total/sec and choose the appropriate interface instance(s) utilized by the DNS server.
2. On the left-tree view, expand the Performance Logs and Alerts branch and Counter Logs. The view in the right pane will display all log settings. 3. Right-click Counter Logs, and select New Log Settings. 4. a name such as “DNS Server Load and Util,” and click OK. 5. the Add Counter button; this will bring up the Add Objects dialog box. 6. Verify that the applicable DNS server is listed in the Select counters from computer: pull-down box. 7. Verify that the Select counters from list: radio button is selected. 8. In the Performance Object pull-down box, select Processor. 9. Click %Processor Time, %Privileged Time, and %User Time from the counters and choose the _Total instance. 10. Click Add. 11. Verify that the new counter was to the logging. (The Add Counters window may be blocking the previous DNS Server Load and Util window.) 12. In the Performance Object pull-down box, select Process. 13. Click %Processor Time, Private Bytes, and Page File Bytes from the counters and choose dns as the instance. 14. Click Add. 15. Verify that the new counter was to the logging. (The Add Counters window may be blocking the previous DNS Server Load and Util window.) 16. In the Performance Object pull-down, select Memory. 17. Click Available Bytes, Pages Input/sec, Pages Output/sec, Page Reads/sec, and Page Writes/sec. There are no instances associated with these counters. 18. Click Add. 19. Verify that the new counter was to the logging. (The Add Counters window may be blocking the previous DNS Server Load and Util window.) 20. In the Performance Object pull-down, select PhysicalDisk. 21. Click Current Disk Queue Length from the counters and choose _Total as the instance. 22. Click Add. 23. Verify that the new counter was added to the logging. (The Add Counters window may be blocking the previous DNS Server Load and Util window.) 24. In the Performance Object pull-down, select Network Interface. 25. Click Bytes Total/sec and choose the appropriate interface instance(s) utilized by the DNS server.
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