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| negativeground 2001-12-18, 10:14 pm |
| Ok, here are some questions I cannot find any agreeable answers for..
You are trying to copy big files from UNIX to WIN2Kpro using explorer. Files are 100MB each, 20 files total. The copying always aborts. What do you do?
A. Install Network Monitor Agent, use performance console and review all counters for TCP/IP.
B. Install network monitor agent, use performance console and review Fragmented Datagrams/Sec.
C. Install SNMP and monitor TCP/IP conters
D. Install simple TCP/IP protocol and monitor Fragmented Datagrams/Sec.
Ans... B???
and a related question...
You are transfering 20 large files, each approximately 100Mb in size, on your Windows 2000 pro computer. the fiels need to be copied from a UNIX server in your branch office to a computer running SQL server at the main office. when copying the files with Windows Explorer, the connection times out and the file copy is aborted. To monitor the performance of TCP/IP of your computer you should:
a. Install SMTP
b. Install SNMP
c. Use the performance console to view all the counters of the TCP objects
d. use the performance console to view all the counters of the IP objects
Answer: B,C??
Could someone explain the answers??
Thanks a lot .... | |
| RobertJ 2001-12-18, 11:35 pm |
| I've seen this one debated many times, you might be better off asking this in the 216 forum. This is a question on the 210 exam but I think that someone on the 216 forum might have a better idea. I would agree with B, but there are many who say it is C. | |
| Koasterking 2001-12-19, 9:17 am |
| Yes the answers are correct. It is B on the first one because the copy is failing due to fragmentation. You can see the problem with SNMP and Performance Console. You don't look at TCP counters. You instead monitor the frag/sec as the file is being copied. Too many frags/sec is why it aborts.
The second one is B and C. You need SNMP and Performance Console. | |
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| While the answers seem superficially plausible, I can find no documentation to suggest that Performance Console can actually monitor SNMP agents. Can this be documented?
Edit: the more I look into this, the less plausible this looks. Reading through the MOC Win2K Server Kit, "A" looks like the best answer. |
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