Windows Performance Monitor Counters

There are no Windows Performance Monitor Counters for CF10?
Thanks, Carl.

Hi Carl,
Can you please log a bug for this.We will investigate the issue.
Thanks,
Asha
Adobe ColdFusion Team.

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Enabling Windows Performance Monitor in CF8

Platform: Windows 2003 SP2, CF8 Standard (upgraded from CF7)
I can't seem to get the Windows Performance Monitor Counters
for CF8 to work in my newly upgraded installation.
1) In CF Administrator > Debug Output Settings I tick the
"Enable Peformance Monitoring" option and click Submit Changes.
Message: "Server updated" appears and the box remains ticked.
However If I refresh the page or navigate to another and return,
the tick is lost.
2) Restart CF Service
3) Open Perfmon and click Add Counters
4) ColdFusion 8 Perfomance Object and Counters are all listed
correctly, BUT there are "no instances" in the box on the right and
therefore the "Add" button is disabled, so I can't add any
counters.
5) Checking in CFAdmin again, the "Enable PM" tick is still
lost.
It all worked in CF7, however that was on W2K3 SP1.
SP2 is a new factor, could that be the cause?
Thanks.

Fixed by editing the neo-metric.xml
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/webforums/forum/messageview.cfm?catid=3&threadid=1303184

Error installing Oracle Counters for Windows Performance Monitor

Hello,
I have installed Oracle EE 11g 11.2.0.1.0 on a Windows 2008 R2 server. Now, I am using the Oracle Universal Installer to install the Oracle Counters for Windows Performance Monitor 11.2.0.1.0
Source path is D:\Share\11gR2_win32_11gR2_database_install\database\stage\products.xml
Installation Type is Custom
Install Location is C:\app\dmadmin
Path is C:\app\dmadmin\OraHome_1
I de-select all product components and select the following two:
Oracle Windows Interfaces 11.2.0.1.0
Oracle Counters for Windows Performance Monitor 11.2.0.1.0
I get the following error:
OUI-10150:Error: A runtime exception occurred while setting s_digCfgNamingLabelSIDnull in component Database 11g 11.2.0.1.0 . Installation cannot continue for this component.
I am given the choice of Stop installation of all products and Stop installation of this component only which both result in non-installation of selected component.
Does anyone have any advice or solutions for this error? I have tried re-booting the server, but get the same error.
Thanks for your assistance,
Stumped

OUI from ORACLE_HOME (OH\oui\bin\setup.exe) cannot be used to install components from 11.2.0.1 installation media (products.xml)
This is documented, but I am not able to locate it now.
Have you checked if the Performance Monitor files are already installed or not?
Thanks
Srinivas

Oracle Counters for Windows Performance Monitor Tool-is it available on XE?

Hi,
I'm looking for a way to deal with Windows Performance Monitor on XE db- I've found documentation on Oracle Counters tool but im not able to initiate it (db or client)- is it available on XE? or is there any other option to work with Performance Monitor?
Regards,
BD

Hi,
I'm looking for a way to deal with Windows
Performance Monitor on XE db- I've found
documentation on Oracle Counters tool but im not able
to initiate it (db or client)- is it available on XE?No it's not part of XE distribution
or is there any other option to work with Performance
Monitor?You must use at least Standard Edition.

Use Windows Performance Monitor on WLS 6.1 SP4?

Hi,
I wonder whether it's possible to use the Windows Performance Monitor to monitor WLS 6.1 SP4 performance counters.
I would like this obviously to be able to save counters from WLS and Windows in one file for later analysis.
If it's possible. What do I have to do to make it work? I have just installed WLS 6.1 incl SP4.

John <[email protected]> wrote:
I wonder whether it's possible to use the Windows Performance Monitor
to monitor WLS 6.1 SP4 performance counters.No, not as far as I know. WLS performance counters cannot "talk" with the Win32
performance monitoring APIs or native WMI. It's a technically difficult challenge
to link these two components together (requiring knowledge of NT internals and
such) .
You may wish to contact a third-party vendor that provides J2EE black-box monitoring
and collection software. Most allow for "offline" analysis, too.
Brian J. Mitchell
Systems Administrator, TRX
email: [email protected]
office: +1 404 327 7238
mobile: +1 678 283 6530

Capturing OBIEE Performance Monitor - Counters

Is there a place the counters displayed on the performance monitoring page in OBIEE is captured or can it be read so that we can see some trending on the cache usage?
Thank you in advance for any help.

The DMS counters are not captured anywhere.
You can access them using OPMN or WLST, and capture them using your own tools.
This post lists your options with more details: http://www.rittmanmead.com/2013/03/performance-and-obiee-execute-and-measure/ (under "OBI Metrics")

Performance Monitoring RDS

RDS 2012 R2. Our current setup:
1 gateway (also licensing and rdweb)
2 session hosts (with 1 collection)
1 connection broker
All servers are hyper-v using dynamic memory up to 8GB and 4 vCPU's.
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.
Performance Tuning Guidelines for Windows Server 2012 R2
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/hardware/dn529133.aspx
Also you can refer following article for information.
Using Windows Performance Monitor to Baseline a Terminal Server (Part 1)
Hope it helps!
Thanks.
Dharmesh Solanki
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CF Performance Monitor

I have been trying to diagnose an intermittent application
slowdown. Periodically, my CF App Server has to wait for a long
time for the database to return the query results.
To help figure out what may be happening, I have activated
the CF data in the Windows Performance Monitor. Does anyone know
what the "Avg DB Time" metric tell us? Even when
I have 0 requests executing, I can have a non zero value appear in
the Avg DB Time (sometimes the number is rather large).

I have checked our servers and found this beaviour on all x64
machines (currently 3)!!!
Here is the event log:
The Open Procedure for service "ColdFusion 8 Application
Server" in DLL "C:\WINDOWS\system32\cfperfmon_8.dll" failed.
Performance data for this service will not be available. The Status
code returned is the first DWORD in the attached data.
For more information, see Help and Support Center at
http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/events.asp.

Performance monitoring tool for Essbase

Currently we are using Zabbix to monitor the resource usage of Essbase database (CPU, memory, disk IO, etc).
We would like to know is there are any other web based monitoring tools that can monitor down to process level. The existing Windows performance monitor is relatively complex and also lack of web based interface for administrator to monitor the processes easily.
We are also looking at Quest Spotlight for Windows but not yet fully explored its capability. We would like to know if there are other choices used by other Essbase administrators.
Thanks in advance.

Jbooth wrote:
Please review the following thread where I wrote a bit about monitoring tools - Re: Monitoring System 9.3.1 Availability
Regards,
JohnThanks John! I don't realize that Hyperic is a open source freeware for monitoring. I will try this way.

Performance monitor reports and graphs don't show all the counters that were captured

I've run into an odd behavior of performance monitor that I haven't been able to clear up yet: after I run a data collector set, the resulting report only shows a partial list of the counters that I captured, and so does the graph of that report (but different
items).
For instance, I chose the following counters for the data collector set:
\PhysicalDisk(*)\% Idle Time
\PhysicalDisk(*)\Avg. Disk Queue Length
\PhysicalDisk(*)\Avg. Disk sec/Read
\PhysicalDisk(*)\Avg. Disk sec/Write
When the data collection ends, the report that gets displayed shows all those counters for _Total instance and C:, but then E: only shows % Idle Time and Avg. Disk Queue Length. That's it, the report ends there, even though I also have F: and V: drives on
this server.
If I choose to view the graph of this data collection, it only shows those four counters for the _Total instance.
It took me a while to realize that all the data is being captured, but it's just the display that is truncated. If I view the folder then open the report.html, it actually shows all the data. Same with the graphs. If I select to add counters and add
all the missing counters, they are displayed.
I have searched high and low but haven't been able to find more than one post at ServerFault where someone had a similar issue, but no real solution or cause was provided, so I was hoping that someone here might have an idea.
I also found a variety of articles about missing counters due to registry settings or because the counters needed to be reset, but that's a different issue that doesn't apply in my case. By the way, this is on a windows server 2012 R2 VM (file server).

Hi SomeAdmin,
The counter missing often caused by the related registry value is corrupted, please first refer the following related KB then perform a fix then monitor the issue again.
Event ID 3012 — Performance Counter Loading
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc775053(v=ws.10).aspx
More information:
Overview of Performance Monitoring
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc958257.aspx
PerfGuide: Analyzing Poor Disk Response Times
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/1516.perfguide-analyzing-poor-disk-response-times.aspx
Analyzing Storage Performance using the Windows Performance Analysis ToolKit (WPT)
http://blogs.technet.com/b/robertsmith/archive/2012/02/07/analyzing-storage-performance-using-the-windows-performance-toolkit.aspx
I’m glad to be of help to you!
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Windows Server 2008 R2 Performance Monitor information / thresholds

Dear Users,
I have been in search for information about the Performance Monitor for Windows Server 2008 R2.
Unfortunately not with exactly what I wanted to, so I have some information but still not complete.
What I'm trying to find is a sort of table with information which counters are good to monitor to make sure the server has enough hardware available.
We are working in a virtual environment so that makes it easy to give more hardware, but this also means that there is a possibility we are handing out to much and that we need to take some hardware back.
But I find it hard to find the right information about the counters to use and with the thresholds.
I got already a lists with counters, explanation and the thresholds, but there are way more counters.
Is there anyone who could point me out to a website were I can read more information about this subject?
Because I really want to spend more time about what is using resources and if we are working efficiency.
Any other information regarding the Performance Monitor is as well welcome.
Kind regards,
Martijn

Hiya,
I use the following table as a rule of thumb.
Objects & Counters
Issue thresholds
Processor - % Processor Time
Above
75-85%
Disk - Avg. Disk Queue Length
Slowly rising until poor performance is experienced.
Disk - % Idle Time
Larger than 90%
Disk - % Free Space
Less than 20%
Memory - Available Mbytes
Less than 2GB on Web server.
Memory - Cache Faults/sec
Larger than 1
Memory - Pages/sec
Larger than 10
Page File - % Used and % Used Peak
Trend analysis on occurrence. The more often, the worse.
Network - Total Bytes/sec
Larger than 40-50% of network capacity.
Process - Working Set
Larger than 80% of total memory
From my own guide:
https://jesperarnecke.wordpress.com/2014/05/19/sharepoint-infrastructure-design-specification/

Performance monitor CF9 Windows 2008 R2 x64

When I enable the performance counters for coldfusion 9, I'm not able to add any counters in the performance monitor.
I can add counters in the 32 bit version of perfmon (mmc /32 perfmon.msc) but that is only because the CF9 performance counters seem to be incompatible with the 32 bit performance monitor.
The really weird thing is that when I tried to enable 1 single counter at a time they all worked, including the Coldfusion 9 counters.
The CF9 counters only work in combination with a few other counters;
.NET CLR Data
.NET CLR Networking
.NET Data Provider for Oracle
.NET Data Provider for SqlServer
.NET Framework
BITS
WmiApRpl
There is a bug tracked for what seems to be the same problem on Windows 7, this was closed but I dont know of any fix for this.
http://cfbugs.adobe.com/cfbugreport/flexbugui/cfbugtracker/main.html#bugId=83344
I would appreciate any help in the right direction.
Thanks for reading,
Jay

Hello,
Perhaps enable CFSTAT, CFadminUI > Debugging & Logging > Debug Output Settings > Enable CFSTAT .Do you get values for the same counters when using cfstat (eg C:\ColdFusion\bin>cfstat 5)?
CFSTAT uses similar counters as CF Performance Monitor.
HTH, Carl.

Performance monitor- can't paste previously saved counters list

Hi all!
In Performance monitor mmc I can save currently used counters by selecting them, and right click -> “Save Settings as...”. These settings are saved in .htm file. If I open this file in Notepad, select all text, and then go back to empty
perfmon console, there are options to paste (with Ctrl+V or by button “Paste Counter List”) this counter list.
But nothing happens… My perfmon console stays empty!
This approach works exactly as expected in Windows Server 2008 R2, but not in Windows Server 2012. I tried on tree different server installations, and with no success. The only way I found to save and re-use later my counter list is to
start mmc.exe, adding performance monitor snap-in, select necessary counters, and finally save as custom console.
Did anybody knows why in Server 2012 cannot paste previously saved counter list In performance monitor console?

Hi all
I habe exactly the same problem: I have a text file containing all the wanted counters which I saved at a running Server 2008 R2. I simply copied that file to the other Servers (2003, 2008, 2008 R2) and it worked everywhere. But not on Server 2012.
I thought, ok, maybe the filesyntax has changed. So I started from the scratch and added few counters manually in the server 2012, chose "Copy properties" and saved them to a new file.
Afterwards I closed the performance monitor, started it again and tried to copy / paste them again from the text file. But nothing happened as mentioned by Oleg V. Ivaonov.
Thanks for any hint or solution, Andreas

Alert Performance Monitor

Hello to all,
I am writing to ask for clarification on the Performance Monitor on Win7 .
I would like to create a custom model that meets the following criteria:
- Add only counters of my interest ;
- Plan the times and days when you will control ;
- Mark all of the user-defined reports ;
- Start the alert on EventViewer \ Logs app and Services Logs \ Microsoft \ Windows \ DiagnosisPLA ID: 2031 Information and sending an email .
I created a new template, select the Create Manually \ Notice Performance Counters \ solezionato and I only those of interest to me such as the CPU and Memory ( MB \ Available )
I can clarify the exact value to be entered in the Limit field , Above and Below ?
Taking the example of Memory ( MB \ Available ) , I wish it would create an Alert when the PC has less than 512 Mbytes free. In this case the limit field should include , 512Mb and selecting Under ?
Setting the Alert performance counters , I will build the model in user-defined reports , but does not allow me to see anything unlike any other option that I put ... in the sense that I did not , however, a route log .
While planning should go on the property.
thanks for answer..

Hi,
Do you mean that you've already known about how to create an alert but not sure about the limit value and you're unable to see anything in the report?
If so...
For the value of the limit, it is a threshold value, choose whether to alert when the counter value is above or below the limit, if you want to start alert under 512 Mbytes, then I think value 512 is just fine.
For the report issue,
"Setting the Alert performance counters , I will build the model in user-defined reports , but does not allow me to see anything unlike any other option that I put ... in the sense that I did not , however, a route log ."
what is the detailed symptom? see this link
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc766130.aspx
To view reports, Local Performance Log Users or Administrator group, or equivalent, is the minimum required to complete this procedure, and Performance Log Users group must be assigned the "Logon as a batch User" user right.
Yolanda Zhu
TechNet Community Support

CF 9 Performance Monitor problem on Win Server 2003 R2 x64

This is a new install of both the operating system and CF 9. I'm unable to get the CF 9 counters to even show up in Performance monitor.
I get the following error in the Event Viewer when trying to enable them... any ideas on what to try next?
"The data buffer created for the "ColdFusion 9 Application Server" service in the "C:\WINDOWS\system32\cfpefmon_9.dll" library is not aligned on an 8-byte boundary. This may cause problems for applications that are trying to read the performance data buffer. Contact the manufacturer of this library or service to have this problem corrected or to get a newer version of this library."

Sorry. I was waiting to see if others had answers.
Since so far they don't, let me ask this: if you view Perfmon, do you find whether it lists CF 8 as a performance object (in perfmon)?
If so, add them to the display and see if perhaps those show what you thought should be reported for CF9.
I just checked my own 2k3 server, and I too had updated it from 8 to 9. Though not 64bit, I see the same error in my event log, but I see that my CF9 server stats are being reported under CF8. To be clear, don't have CF8 running. But I did update from Enterprise Multiserver 8 to 9 Standard. That may explain why the cf8 dll is still in windows\system32. I suppose mine is a rather rare case, but maybe it's what happened to you. I could try deleting the cf8 dll, but since I do still have the CF8 install there, with the instances stopped (cfusion, admin, and others), I may have need to turn them on some day. Also, it seems I'd need to restart CF or perhaps the server to make that change take effect, and I'd rather not (it's my prod server).
But let us know if the workaround (viewing under CF8 counters) works, or if you have the same situation and would be willing to delete the CF8 dll and restart.
/charlie

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