Thread monitor in portal

Hi.
I want to monitor thread usage in portal.
Where can I do this ?
I already try "System management -> Monitor -> Thread overview" but I don't know this is correct information.
Welcome any comments.
Regards, Arnold.

Hi Arnold,
Yes that is the correct place
Regards
Arun

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