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42 lines
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Using the wmiperf Performance DLL
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Overview:
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The wmiperf data for the class MSFT_WmiCoreStatus as defined in
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the system.mof file.
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Installing:
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The DLL can be built using standard build utilities and then installed on the
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target system using the following steps:
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1. Copy the wmiperf.DLL that was built to the %systemroot%\system32
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directory.
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2. load the driver entries into the registry using the following
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command line: (NOTE, this will be put into self registration later on)
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REGEDIT WMIPERF.REG
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3. load the performance names into the registry using the command
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line:
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LODCTR WMIPERF.INI
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At this point all the software is installed and it ready to use.
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Start Perfmon and select the "WMI Counters" object to display
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the data.
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NOTE: The system may need to be restarted after these instructions
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are completed for this object to be seen by remote computers.
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To add new counters;
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1) run unloadctr on wmiperf.ini
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2) bump up the MAXVALUES constant
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3) Add new types in genctrnm.h
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4) Extend the RegDataDefinition declaration in datagen.c
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5) add new defs for wmiperf.ini
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6) Make sure entry is zeroed out
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7) In the coredll, update the coresvc.h file to add contants and expand local array
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