to the following completed modules in the Practice Lab “70-741 Networking with Microsoft® Windows Server® 2016”: : You should have already completed this step and have the screenshots saved within a Microsoft® Word document. your Microsoft® Word document to the Assignment Files tab. Analyzing system capacity and performance requires knowledge of how to use the Windows Server® 2016 capacity analysis tools. You have been asked by an organization’s leadership to create a technical guide on the use of these tools. the Practice Labs Windows Server® 2016 lab environment to take screenshots that demonstrate the use of the following Windows Server® 2016 capacity analysis tools: additional screenshots using the above tools and their application to monitor the following components in real time: Using your screenshots, a 3- to 4-page technical guide demonstrating how to use each of the Windows Server® 2016 capacity analysis tools. Consider using the Network Monitor Microsoft® TechNet blog which contains a wealth of information about network monitoring and capturing and analyzing network data. your technical document to the Assignment Files tab.

Analyzing system capacity and performance is a critical aspect of managing a Windows Server® 2016 environment. To effectively analyze capacity and monitor performance, administrators can utilize various Windows Server® 2016 capacity analysis tools. In this technical guide, we will explore these tools and demonstrate how to use them in real-time scenarios.

The first capacity analysis tool we will discuss is the Windows Performance Monitor. This tool allows administrators to monitor various aspects of system performance, such as CPU usage, memory usage, disk performance, and network activity. To use this tool, follow these steps:

1. Open the Windows Performance Monitor by searching for “perfmon” in the Start menu.

2. In the Performance Monitor window, click on the “+” sign next to “Performance Monitor” in the left-hand pane.

3. In the right-hand pane, you will see a list of available performance counters. Select the counters that you want to monitor by clicking on the checkbox next to each counter.

4. Click on the “Add” button to add the selected counters to the performance monitor.

5. Once the counters are added, you can view real-time performance data in the main window. You can also create custom performance logs and generate reports.

The second capacity analysis tool we will explore is the Resource Monitor. This tool provides detailed information about system resources, including CPU usage, memory usage, disk activity, and network activity. To use the Resource Monitor, follow these steps:

1. Open the Resource Monitor by searching for “resmon” in the Start menu.

2. In the Resource Monitor window, you will see several tabs, including Overview, CPU, Memory, Disk, and Network. Click on the tab that corresponds to the resource you want to monitor.

3. In each tab, you will see a real-time graph and a list of associated processes. The graph displays the usage of the selected resource over time, while the list provides detailed information about processes consuming the selected resource.

4. You can sort the process list by various criteria, such as CPU usage or memory usage, to identify resource-intensive processes.

The third capacity analysis tool we will discuss is the Windows Performance Recorder (WPR). This tool allows for advanced performance analysis by capturing system trace data. To use the WPR, follow these steps:

1. Open the Windows Performance Recorder by searching for “wprui” in the Start menu.

2. In the Windows Performance Recorder window, click on the “Start” button to begin recording performance data.

3. Perform the actions or reproduce the scenarios that you want to analyze.

4. Once you have finished recording, click on the “Stop” button to stop the recording.

5. You can then analyze the recorded data using the Windows Performance Analyzer (WPA), which is another tool available in the Windows Performance Toolkit.

By utilizing these Windows Server® 2016 capacity analysis tools, administrators can effectively monitor system performance and identify potential bottlenecks or resource constraints. The screenshots provided in this guide demonstrate the use of each tool and their application to monitor various system components in real-time.

In conclusion, this technical guide has provided an overview of the Windows Server® 2016 capacity analysis tools and demonstrated how to use them. Administrators can utilize these tools to analyze system capacity and monitor performance effectively. For further information and resources, consider referring to the Network Monitor Microsoft® TechNet blog, which contains a wealth of information about network monitoring and capturing and analyzing network data.