Using components
To see an explanation of the performance, hold the cursor over the component to open a tool tip. To see a definition, click the component to open a help box. From the help box, you can open the associated drilldown to view the associated statistics in table and graph format. See Using drilldowns.
The home page for the selected domain controller displays the following types of components:
Network components
To see a definition, click the component to open a help box. From the help box, you can open a drilldown to view the associated statistics. See Using drilldowns.
Table 123. Network components
The number of clients connected to this server. It does not show users connected to other applications that may be running on this computer; for example, Microsoft® Exchange or SQL Server®. It only shows the users that have established a Microsoft networking connection to the system. This component opens the Network drilldown.
Dataflow components
NOTE: Kerberos is the default authentication mechanism in most Active Directory® forests and is more secure than the older NTLM authentication. NTLM authentications are performed in many scenarios. Primarily, they are performed by programs that use LanMan APIs. However, they may also be performed when Kerberos is unavailable or when Kerberos authentication fails.
Table 124. Dataflow components
LSASS components
To see a definition, click the component to open a help box. From the help box, you can open a drilldown to view the associated statistics. See Using drilldowns.
Table 125. LSASS Components
The total amount of CPU used by the LSASS process. This component opens the LSASS drilldown.
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