Performa Monitor Connection Cables

A friend has a sick SE that he wants to replace as inexpensively as possible, and I have a Performa 6115CD that I'm willing to give him just to get it off my hands (I'm about to move into smaller digs and need fewer toys anyway). I discovered this afternoon, though, that somewhere along the line the power cord for the system and the power cord connecting the monitor to the system box have disappeared. These both have strange plug configurations, and I have looked around on the 'Net without any luck for an outlet for something this arcane. I was wondering if anyone here knows of a possible source for something like this, even at this late date in the machine's life.
Thanks
Mike

The power cables for both the 6115 and monitor are standard computer/electronic power cables, that are readily available from computer, electronics, and office supply stores. Here's a standard 6' cable for the purpose of visual identification. Each device can be plugged into a power receptacle independently of the other, or if you want to connect the monitor into the back of the computer, you'd use a M-F extension cable like this one.

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Monitor disk space
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>
I have a similar problem on Sun Solaris 8 running WLS 8.1SP3 where the
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Looks like a bug to me. I think you should contact support.

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Is there any difference between the digital connection cables?

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Performance Monitoring RDS

RDS 2012 R2. Our current setup:
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The performance seems poorer than when we had all roles installed on 1 server. How can we monitor performance on these servers? We would like to monitor CPU utilization, RAM usage and disk I/O.

Hi,
There are several methods\tools for monitoring performance on RDS server. We can try performance monitor (Perfmon) for checking the related task. Other thing there is specified article for this you can go through as per below article.
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https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/hardware/dn529133.aspx
Also you can refer following article for information.
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Thanks.
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