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Usually best (especially for servers) to go with the tools the vendor offers. &nbsp;Most offer some toolsets for diagnosing their servers.<br />
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You can also review my web page on technician tool kits - not all tools will apply, but you may find some quite useful:<br />
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<a href="http://www.lwcomputing.com/tips/static/techtoolkit.asp" rel="ugc">www.lwcomputing.com/tips/static/techtoolkit.asp</a>
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Usually best (especially for servers) to go with the tools the vendor offers.  Most offer some toolsets for diagnosing their servers.

You can also review my web page on technician tool kits - not all tools will apply, but you may find some quite useful:

www.lwcomputing.com/tips/static/techtoolkit.asp [http://www.lwcomputing.com/tips/static/techtoolkit.asp]

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what are server administrators using for testing of Memory, HDD, hardware diagnostics ???<br />
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Also &nbsp;if you had to put together a set of tools , utilities/apps &nbsp;to use to maintain or troubleshoot server problems what would your list look like? <br />
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Please list what you would think to be the ultimate listing of Utilities/apps that would enable Server administrators to deal with everyday as well as critical issues.<br />
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what are server administrators using for testing of Memory, HDD, hardware diagnostics ???

Also  if you had to put together a set of tools , utilities/apps  to use to maintain or troubleshoot server problems what would your list look like? 

Please list what you would think to be the ultimate listing of Utilities/apps that would enable Server administrators to deal with everyday as well as critical issues.



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