4 Important Tools

IT Pro's or 'Dynamik',

I need some quick technotes or description on:

1. Event Viewer
2. Task Manager
3. System Monitor
4. Network Monitor

Also, dsquery, dsadd, dsget & dsmove.

Thanks,

Raj

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dynamik

I was a bit flattered at first, but then I realized that specifically excluded me from the "IT Pros" group

Oh well...

At this point in your education, you should really start using things like TechNet to find the answers for yourself. Microsoft has a huge library of information that's easily accessible. For example, if you simply type dsadd into the search, you're taken to a page that really looks at dsadd in-depth. The things you are asking for are just too broad for anyone here to adequately answer in a timely manner, and there is already a great deal of information available.

If you have any specific questions, post back, and we'll be happy to help you out.

royal

Event Viewer: Let's you view errors, warnings, and information in regards to events
Task Manager: Let's you manage tasks/services and view basic performance in regards to network utilization, memory, and cpu
System Monitor - Performance monitor lets you send notifications based on triggers (CPU stays at 80% for 10 seconds, etc...) and lets you view performance on a system in real-time.
Network Monitor - Good for finding what a client or system is doing when it is not working properly. Also lets you find out what port the system is trying to access in case you're trying to figure out what ports to open.

for the DS commands, Google them.

Also, not to sound like a jerk. But those are some pretty broad questions. My advice to you is:
www.google.com
www.amazon.com
www.vmware.com

Let us know if you have more specific questions.

Also, I'm pretty sure Dynamik is an IT Pro.

whistler

dynamik wrote:

I was a bit flattered at first, but then I realized that specifically excluded me from the "IT Pros" group Oh well....

Thats 'cause your SPECIIIIAL.

I thought that this was a question about the 4 most important tools of troubleshooting.

1 - Eyes
2 - Ears
3 - Nose
4 - Mind

RS_MCP

Thank you guys!

'Dynamik' man you got everything a click away...

I am rushing around and through so many things last minute, that I simply need information a click away!

Thank you again!

RS_MCP

whistler wrote:

dynamik wrote:

I was a bit flattered at first, but then I realized that specifically excluded me from the "IT Pros" group Oh well....

Thats 'cause your SPECIIIIAL.

I thought that this was a question about the 4 most important tools of troubleshooting.

1 - Eyes
2 - Ears
3 - Nose
4 - Mind

Im not to sure about No.3 'Nose'???

whistler

RS_MCP wrote:

whistler wrote:

dynamik wrote:

I was a bit flattered at first, but then I realized that specifically excluded me from the "IT Pros" group Oh well....

Thats 'cause your SPECIIIIAL.

I thought that this was a question about the 4 most important tools of troubleshooting.

1 - Eyes
2 - Ears
3 - Nose
4 - Mind

Im not to sure about No.3 'Nose'???

Oh yeah..... can you smell a burnt, dusty, smokey, musty odor. Each can tell you where to start looking for a problem or a potential problem.

A musty smell might point to a problem with the air conditioning system not working correctly which could lead to problems with the servers/equipment.

A burnt smell might be a burned out component or worse.

A dusty smell before you open a PC might speak to a build up of dust inside the case.

Smell might not help a lot but it is an important tool in the trouble shooting arsenal.

Essendon

sandhu sahab, how is the preparation going. When was your test scheduled for?

RS_MCP

Orite 'Whistler' you got me on that one!

But I still have to experience that...I aint even landed my first IT job yet!

RS_MCP

MobilTech wrote:

sandhu sahab, how is the preparation going. When was your test scheduled for?

All last minute preps now! Test is tomorrow at 12:00!

Essendon

Good luck, knock the test down...for the JATTS!!!