Issue with performance counters
Skyliinez92
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Morning folks.
Got a little issue with performance counters and wondered if anyone could shed some light. I'm currently working with two Windows 2008 R2 Standard servers that host a number of databases (not part of a cluster). All servers in our environment are managed via SCOM so we get alerts now and again if something isn't quite right.
One of the servers above reported that SCOM was unable to monitor performance of disks or collect data. When I looked at the Performance Monitor there were a lot of missing counters compared to it's counterpart server (LogicalDisk, Memory, USB etc). I estimated roughly 30-40 missing counters.
I tried rebuilding the counters by running lodctr /r for both System32 and SysWOW64. Both reported that it was successful but after a reboot they still didn't show. Nothing looks out of the ordinary software wise and I even ran an sfc /scannow just to double check and that came back fine.
Couldn't find any support online apart from trying what I already have done. Is anyone very familiar with PM who could advise here? Guess I should have spent more time reading up on my Maintain and Monitor section of my 70-740
As this server supports a critical priority 1 application for our business I can't reboot or take it offline unless it's booked in advance OOO.
Many thanks.
Got a little issue with performance counters and wondered if anyone could shed some light. I'm currently working with two Windows 2008 R2 Standard servers that host a number of databases (not part of a cluster). All servers in our environment are managed via SCOM so we get alerts now and again if something isn't quite right.
One of the servers above reported that SCOM was unable to monitor performance of disks or collect data. When I looked at the Performance Monitor there were a lot of missing counters compared to it's counterpart server (LogicalDisk, Memory, USB etc). I estimated roughly 30-40 missing counters.
I tried rebuilding the counters by running lodctr /r for both System32 and SysWOW64. Both reported that it was successful but after a reboot they still didn't show. Nothing looks out of the ordinary software wise and I even ran an sfc /scannow just to double check and that came back fine.
Couldn't find any support online apart from trying what I already have done. Is anyone very familiar with PM who could advise here? Guess I should have spent more time reading up on my Maintain and Monitor section of my 70-740
As this server supports a critical priority 1 application for our business I can't reboot or take it offline unless it's booked in advance OOO.
Many thanks.
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