MS-Windows server offers two ways to find out current number of connection to web service.
You can use netstat command, which will list connection for port 80. Click on start > Run > And type command cmd > At command prompt type command:
c:> netstat
To get help on netstat command type command:
c:> netstat /?
However Microsoft also offers current connections performance object tool. It will display current number of connection to web service/server.
To activate this tool:
- Click on Start > Settings > Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Performance. It will open Performance Monitor.
- Now right click on the graph and select Add Counters
- Next change the Performance Object to Web Service
- Highlight "Current Connections" > Click on Add
- Click Close
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erm.. i think i’m lost. i thought i was on a linux-related website but i see here a windows-related article so .. i think i’m lost. :)
xnd,
Heh…there are very few (may be less than 5-8) posts related to Windows server admin. Earlier we had some post. But these days we don’t have any windows related stuff.
Appreciate your post.