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BTW: This tool allows to do that from a remote machine (using 'HKEY_PERFORMANCE_DATA' remotely), so you don't even have to telnet to the other box...
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BTW: This tool allows to do that from a remote machine (using 'HKEY_PERFORMANCE_DATA' remotely), so you don't even have to telnet to the other box...

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I have a program on a remote NT box that I must monitor. &nbsp;I do not have physical access to the box. &nbsp;I can telnet into it and have limited privileges to the drive that it runs from. &nbsp;What I need to do is check its resources, particularly its mem usage. &nbsp;Can I do this from the command prompt or do I need to write a command based utility. &nbsp;If the utility is the way to go then what is the API call.<br />
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Thanks In advance<br />

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I have a program on a remote NT box that I must monitor.  I do not have physical access to the box.  I can telnet into it and have limited privileges to the drive that it runs from.  What I need to do is check its resources, particularly its mem usage.  Can I do this from the command prompt or do I need to write a command based utility.  If the utility is the way to go then what is the API call.

Thanks In advance


Mem usage

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