Terminal Server Performance

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Hello,

I have some performance problems with a terminal server, and I am trying to
solve wich is caussing the problems. In the taskbar administrator I see that
is a problem of Processor bottleneck because mostly of the time it's hitting
high values (between 60 and 80).

Looking in the process list, ordered by CPU Time Compsumption I see that the
process "SERVICES.EXE" is the most CPU comspunting process and also is
constantly hitting high values.

But this is not very good indicator because the SERVICES.EXE is an agent of
the Operative system that manages a lot of running services. So I need to
know exactly wich service is compsumpting constantly so much CPU time. I
think a way is stopping services one by one until I realice that the CPU
usage fall down, but this is not possible because it's an operational server.

Then my question is: ¿There is any method to monitorize the distinct Process
managed by the SERVICES.EXE agent, so that I can research wich service is
overloading the CPU?

Thanks in Advance.
 
Fernando Mons said:
Hello,

I have some performance problems with a terminal server, and I am trying to
solve wich is caussing the problems. In the taskbar administrator I see that
is a problem of Processor bottleneck because mostly of the time it's hitting
high values (between 60 and 80).

Looking in the process list, ordered by CPU Time Compsumption I see that the
process "SERVICES.EXE" is the most CPU comspunting process and also is
constantly hitting high values.

But this is not very good indicator because the SERVICES.EXE is an agent of
the Operative system that manages a lot of running services. So I need to
know exactly wich service is compsumpting constantly so much CPU time. I
think a way is stopping services one by one until I realice that the CPU
usage fall down, but this is not possible because it's an operational server.

Then my question is: ¿There is any method to monitorize the distinct Process
managed by the SERVICES.EXE agent, so that I can research wich service is
overloading the CPU?

Thanks in Advance.
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Hello Again,

I have made some advances in the reserach, and found that with perfmon there
is the possibility to monitorize the subprocces attached to a process. So
with this toll I can see the Subprocess that is causing the overload. The
problem is that this tool only gives me a number of subprocess, called
instance number. But with this information I can't advance too much.

Does anybody know how to translate this instance number (subprocess) in his
service associated?

Thanks again.
 
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