[THIN] Re: OT : Windows Performance Measure Query
- From: Mark Lee <marklee15@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: thin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 6 May 2003 14:31:35 +0100 (BST)
Ruud is correct, it's showing Kernel times (ie. when the CPU is performing a
kernel mode operation as opposed to a user one!). Basically CPU usage can be
spilt into several broad area's - on Win2K there are five - % DPC Time- %
Interrupt Time- % Pivileged Time- % Processor Time- % User Time
and if you check out Perfmon under the Processor object and click on Explain it
will give you a breif text about each option ! Suffice to say, unless you are
particularly bothered about each of these leave the 'Show Kernel Mode' box
unticked - this will then show you the raw CPU usage data as 'Total CPU Usage'
for your system rather than splitting it into Kernel mode etc. !!! Hope that
explains things a little !!! Mark
eddie.vermeer@xxxxxxxxxx wrote:I know this is OT, but I'm kind of stumped at
the moment. I have a server
that when I look at the CPU usage through task manager on the small graph,
I'm also getting a red line showing at different percentages as it moves
along in time with the green CPU Usage line. This is a single CPU server
and the CPU is running at a 'normal' level for the server. Everything else
seems to be fine.
Has anyone see anything like this before or at least know what this red line
means ?
TIA
Eddie
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