Lab 11 Worksheet (74 + 15 points)
Exercise 11.1
1. How many events appear in the System log? (4 points)

2. How many events appear in the System log now? (4 points)

3. How many events appear in the Critical & Warning custom view? (4 points)

Exercise 11.1 Step 12 Take a screen shot of the Event Viewer console, showing the Critical & Warning custom view, by using the Snipping tool and paste it below. (4 points)

Exercise 11.2
Exercise 11.2 Step 22 Take a screen shot of the Event Viewer console, showing the new subscription you created, by using the Snipping tool and paste it below. (4 points)

Exercise 11.3
4. What counter appears in the Performance Monitor display by default? (5 points)

5. What happens? (5 points)

6. Does this selection of counters make for an effective graph? Why or why not? (5 points)

7. How would using the report view instead of the line graph view affect the compatibility of the performance counters you select? (5 points)

8. What effect does launching the programs have on the Performance Monitor graph? (5 points)

Exercise 11.3 step 13 Take a screen shot of the Performance Monitor console showing the line graph by using the Snipping tool and paste it below. (4 points)

9. Does this modification make the graph easier or more difficult to read? Why or why not? (5 points)

10. Does this selection of counters make for an effective graph? Why or why not? (5 points)

Exercise 11.4
Exercise 4 Step 9 Take a screen shot of the Which performance counters would you like to log? page by using the snipping tool and paste it below. (4 points)

11. When creating a performance counter data collector set, under what circumstances would it be necessary to specify a user name and password in the Run As section of the collector set’s Properties sheet? (6 points)

12. What happens when the Start Time you configured arrives? (4 points)

Lab challenge 11.1 Viewing a Performance Counter Log
In Exercise 11.4, you created a performance counter data collector set for the purpose of gathering baseline performance data for your Windows 7 workstation. To complete this challenge, you must use the Performance Monitor console to display the data you gathered for the counters in the Memory performance object that you collected. Write out the procedure you used to display the data and take a screen shot of the console showing the collector set data by

Screen shot of the console showing the collector set data by by using the Snipping tool.