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| When you expand the Microsoft and Windows folders in the Applications and Services Logs folder, you see a long list of Windows components. Each of these components has a pathway, called a(n) __________, to its own separate log. |
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| A(n) __________ is simply a set of readings, captured under normal operating conditions, that you can save and compare with readings taken at a later time. |
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| If your computer is otherwise idle, you will probably notice that the line in the default graph is hovering near the __________ of the scale, making it difficult to see its exact value. |
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| The Server: Bytes Total/Sec counter specifies the total number of bytes sent and received by the server over all of its network interfaces. This value should be no more than __________ percent of the total bandwidth capacity of the network interfaces in the server. |
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| An inadequate amount of __________ in a server can prevent the computer from caching frequently used data aggressively enough, causing processes to rely on disk reads more than memory reads and slowing down the entire system. |
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| Enabling the global category causes the system to enable all four subcategories, but you can use the __________ command prompt tool to disable any of the four. |
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| What is the operating system component that generates Windows logs? |
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| Which snap-in enables you to view system information on a continuous, real-time basis? |
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| Reliability and Performance snap-in |
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| Which screen contains four real-time line graphs that display information about four of the server's main hardware components? |
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| What is the result of a program allocating memory for use but not freeing up that memory when it is finished using it? |
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