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Hi <br />
&nbsp;you can use cacti, or mrtg tools to monitor the usage of your servers processor.<br />
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thanks<br />

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Hi
 you can use cacti, or mrtg tools to monitor the usage of your servers processor.

thanks


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I'd like to monitor % Processor Time and Memory used on the remote web server where my web application is running. &nbsp;I am running VSTS 2008 Test Edition on my laptop and have created a web test wrapped in a load test for up to 100 users. &nbsp;<br />
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Do I ned to create a test rig to accomplish this? &nbsp;If so, o I install the controller on my laptop and the agent on the web server?
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I'd like to monitor % Processor Time and Memory used on the remote web server where my web application is running.  I am running VSTS 2008 Test Edition on my laptop and have created a web test wrapped in a load test for up to 100 users.  

Do I ned to create a test rig to accomplish this?  If so, o I install the controller on my laptop and the agent on the web server?

How do I monitor web server performance remotely on VSTS 2008 Test Edition?

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