RE: checking and improving performance

Hi Jaffa,

Thanks for posting here.

From your post, my understanding on this issue is: the server accesses the
web link very slowly. If I am off base, please feel free to let me know.

Based on my knowledge, the Task Manager Performance tab mappings to the
following Performance Monitor Counter:

Totals:
-------------
Handles - maps to the Process Object, Handle Count counter, Instance -
Total.

Threads - maps to the Process Object, Thread Count counter, Instance -
Total

Processes - maps to System Object, Processes counter

Commit Charge (K):
-----------------------------
Total - maps to Memory Object, Committed Bytes counter

Limit - maps to Memory Object, Commit Limit counter

Peak - Is the maximum value for the Commit Charge Total during the current
session. This doesn't map to a specific performance counter.

Physical Memory (K):
-----------------------------
Total - maps to the amount of Physical memory installed on the computer.
This doesn't map directly to a specific counter in Performance monitor.

Available - Maps to Memory Object, Available KBytes counter

System Cache - This one is confusing and doesn't map to a specific
performance counter. It is not really "the SystemCache". This includes
things such as the "real" system cache, paged pool, pageable system code
and system mapped views of files.

Kernel Memory (K):
------------------------------
Total - Doesn't map to a specific performance monitor counter. It is the
sum of the Paged and Nonpaged values listed below.

Paged - maps to the Memory object, Pool paged bytes counter.

Nonpaged - maps to the Memory object, Pool Nonpaged Bytes counter

At the bottom of the Task Manager Performance tab:
---------------------------------------------------------------------
Processes - same as Processes above.

CPU usage - Maps to the Processor Object, %Processor Time counter.

Mem Usage: Again doesn't map directly to a counter in perfmon. This is
closest to Process Object, Working Set Total/Physical memory + Page File.

From the above information and your description, it seems to bottlenecked
memory resources. So I suggest you add more physical memory on your server.
For more information regarding Solving performance problems, please refer
to the following knowledge article:

http://technet2.microsoft.com/WindowsServer/f/?en/Library/d1fb5c74-4d58-4204
-b6e9-3ba1abfa26d91033.mspx

I hope the above information helps.

Have a nice day.

Best Regards,

Steven Zhu
MCSE
Microsoft Online Partner Support
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