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Thanks, Justin. I was hoping for mor input from others also! &nbsp;Since I am only interested in CPU, Memory, Disk, etc. &nbsp;I believe I should be able to get baseline remotely. &nbsp;<br />
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Based on your advice, however, I attempted to install the software locally (installed the pre-req SWs, s.s, .NET 1.1, etc.) but the installation just hung&quot; &nbsp;Worked fine on standalone Server, but on SQL Server 2005 (win 2003 std cluster) cluster nodes, it just hung. &nbsp;So, I still need to be able to do remote baseline.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Dan
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Thanks, Justin. I was hoping for mor input from others also!  Since I am only interested in CPU, Memory, Disk, etc.  I believe I should be able to get baseline remotely.  

Based on your advice, however, I attempted to install the software locally (installed the pre-req SWs, s.s, .NET 1.1, etc.) but the installation just hung"  Worked fine on standalone Server, but on SQL Server 2005 (win 2003 std cluster) cluster nodes, it just hung.  So, I still need to be able to do remote baseline.

Thanks,
Dan

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Are you willing to change utilities, or are you only able to use SPA?
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Are you willing to change utilities, or are you only able to use SPA?

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I have installed SERVER PERFORMANCE ADVISOR Ver 2 on a test server (Win. 20003 server). &nbsp;I want to create a baseline of my production servers using this tool. &nbsp;However, I don't want to installl the tool on the prod servers. Is it possible to target a remote server from Server Perf advisor.<br />
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Please provide step-by-step if possible,<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Dan
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I have installed SERVER PERFORMANCE ADVISOR Ver 2 on a test server (Win. 20003 server).  I want to create a baseline of my production servers using this tool.  However, I don't want to installl the tool on the prod servers. Is it possible to target a remote server from Server Perf advisor.

Please provide step-by-step if possible,

Thanks,
Dan

WIN. 2003 SERVER - SERVER PERFORMANCE ADVISOR Ver 2

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).