Amount of physical memory in megabytes. This value is immediately available for allocation to a process or for system use. It is equal to the sum of memory assigned to the standby cached , free, and zero page lists. Committed memory is the physical memory in use for which space has been reserved in the paging file, in the event that it needs to be written to disk. The commit limit is determined by the size of the paging file.
If the paging file is enlarged, the commit limit increases and the ratio is reduced. This counter displays the current percentage value only; it is not an average.
Percentage of elapsed time that the processor spends executing a non-idle thread. This value is equal to the percentage of time the processor spends executing the idle thread, subtracted from percent. Each processor has an idle thread that consumes cycles when no other threads are ready to run. This counter is the primary indicator of processor activity. It displays the average percentage of busy time that is observed during the sample interval.
The calculation used to determine whether the processor is idle is performed by using an internal sampling interval with the system clock 10 milliseconds. Workload-based timer applications are one example of applications that are more likely to be measured inaccurately because timers are signaled directly after the sample is taken. On the Network Adapter menu, select the network adapter from which the administrator want to monitor bandwidth.
Rate at which bytes are received over each network adapter including the framing characters. Rate at which bytes are sent over each network adapter including the framing characters. Estimating the capacity of Print Server is difficult and it does not adhere to a specific formula. These case studies are for reference only. Using them will not guarantee performance.
Reference system 1 is a standalone physical server running Windows Server R2. It services approximately 1, users across 1, queues. These queues host high-end, enterprise-level printers. The Print Server performance data section later in this guide provides performance data for Reference system 1 during a five-day interval, to provide a performance system overview for memory and processor time.
Reference system 2 is a large-scale virtual machine that is running on Windows Server R2. It covers approximately 8, users across queues. These queues host high-end enterprise level printers. The best practices recommendations that follow are based on the factors described in the previous sections, to help you achieve Print Server scalability, maximize your hardware investment, and provide the best performance.
Locate Print Server on a Hyper-V-hosted virtual machine to allow the hardware capacity to be adjusted on demand, and to provide failover clustering as needed. For more information, see System hardware configuration earlier in this guide. If the organization has a large number of Windows 7 clients, use v3 printer drivers with client-side rendering enabled for high-volume queues. Use Performance Monitor to conduct a performance analysis on an existing Print Server to identify usage trends and bottlenecks.
Administrators can use the information in the following table as a starting point when planning deployments. Review the effect of the print job, characteristics of the print job, and spool activity. For more information, see: Printing related factors. Review the effect of mixed client operating systems. For more information, see: Operating system of the print clients. Review the effect of mixed drivers. For more information, see: Mix of drivers hosted on print server v4 or v3 printer drivers.
The following images show Print Server performance data for Reference system 1 during a five-day interval. These figures provide a performance system overview for memory and processor time. Print and Document Services Architecture. Using Performance Monitor. V4 Print Driver. Filter Pipeline Configuration File. Skip to main content. This browser is no longer supported. Download Microsoft Edge More info. Contents Exit focus mode.
Note Print jobs using the RAW data type are not included in this counter because they do not provide page-count data. Note These case studies are for reference only. Note The Print Server performance data section later in this guide provides performance data for Reference system 1 during a five-day interval, to provide a performance system overview for memory and processor time. Note If the organization has a large number of Windows 7 clients, use v3 printer drivers with client-side rendering enabled for high-volume queues.
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