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In Solaris, AIX &amp;&nbsp;HP-Ux, I've come across QoS tools that could limit how much<br />
CPU, IO, RAM &amp;&nbsp;Netwk bandwidth a process / application can chew. &nbsp;I can't recall<br />
the names of those tools for Solaris &amp;&nbsp;HP-Ux but for AIX, one is found below:<br />
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<a href="https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/mydeveloperworks/blogs/anthonyv/entry/xiv_and_qos_using_new_performance_classes20?lang=en" rel="ugc">https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/mydeveloperworks/blogs/anthonyv/entry/xiv_and_qos_using_new_performance_classes20?lang=en</a><br />
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Any equivalent tools / utilities (esp freeware) for Windows 2008 &amp;&nbsp;2003 ?<br />
Any tools (eg: like the ps &amp;&nbsp;chmod Opensource tools ported from UNIX to Windows)<br />
that's ported from UNIX / Linux ?
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In Solaris, AIX & HP-Ux, I've come across QoS tools that could limit how much
CPU, IO, RAM & Netwk bandwidth a process / application can chew.  I can't recall
the names of those tools for Solaris & HP-Ux but for AIX, one is found below:

https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/mydeveloperworks/blogs/anthonyv/entry/xiv_and_qos_using_new_performance_classes20?lang=en


Any equivalent tools / utilities (esp freeware) for Windows 2008 & 2003 ?
Any tools (eg: like the ps & chmod Opensource tools ported from UNIX to Windows)
that's ported from UNIX / Linux ?

QoS tools on WIndows to restrict / limit IO, bandwidth, RAM &amp; CPU consumption

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QoS tools on WIndows to restrict / limit IO, bandwidth, RAM &amp; CPU consumption

QoS tools on WIndows to restrict / limit IO, bandwidth, RAM & CPU consumption