Active Administrator 8.7

Top Memory Consumers tab

Displays the top ten memory- consuming processes running on the selected domain controller.

Table 132. Top Memory Consumers tab

Column

Description

Process Name

The process name of the application.

Physical Memory (MB)

The amount of physical memory in megabytes that the process is consuming.

Table 132. Top Memory Consumers tab
Column	Description
Process Name	The process name of the application.
Physical Memory (MB)	The amount of physical memory in megabytes that the process is consuming.

All Processes tab

Diagnostic Console > Using drilldowns > Performance drilldown > All Processes tab

All Processes tab

Displays all processes running on the selected domain controller.

Table 133. All Processes tab

Column

Description

Process Name

The process name of the application.

Process ID

The unique ID for the process.

% CPU

The percentage of CPU that the process is using.

Physical Memory (MB)

The amount of physical memory in megabytes that the process is consuming.

Virtual Memory (VB)

The amount of virtual memory in megabytes that the process is consuming.

Table 133. All Processes tab
Column	Description
Process Name	The process name of the application.
Process ID	The unique ID for the process.
% CPU	The percentage of CPU that the process is using.
Physical Memory (MB)	The amount of physical memory in megabytes that the process is consuming.
Virtual Memory (VB)	The amount of virtual memory in megabytes that the process is consuming.

Replication drilldown

Diagnostic Console > Using drilldowns > Replication drilldown

Replication drilldown

The Replication drilldown displays

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the amount of traffic to and from the domain controller and its replication partners

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the length of the Replication Queue

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the number of updates remaining in the replication packet

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the number of objects received per second from replication partners and applied by the local directory service

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the name, path, size, and staging information for FRS replicas

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the occurrence of any replication collisions

The Diagnostic Console can show one or both of the NTFRS and DFSR actions in the Assistant pane, depending on the state of domains in the current forest. If all domains in the forest have been configured to use entirely NTFRS or DFSR file replication, then only the appropriate action is available. If domains in the forest have been configured to use different services, or if one or more domains in the forest are migrating from NTFRS to DFSR replication, then both actions are available.

The file replication actions available, when you right-click a server, depend on which services are active on the currently selected servers. If the selected servers are running NTFRS or DFSR file replication, then only the appropriate menu entries are available. If the selected servers are running different versions of file replication, or if one or more selected servers are migrating from NTFRS to DFSR file replication, then menu entries for both NTFRS and DFSR actions are available.

To display the Replication drilldown

1

Click (Replication).

2

Open these tabs:

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Activity tab

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Queues tab

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Directory Partners tab

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FRS Replicas tab

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Collisions tab

Activity tab

Diagnostic Console > Using drilldowns > Replication drilldown > Activity tab

Activity tab

Displays graphs that show the amount of inbound and outbound traffic being received and sent by the domain controller to its replication partners.

Table 134. Activity tab graphs

Graph

Description

DRA Activity

Amount of inbound/outbound replication traffic the domain controller is sending and receiving from its replication partners.

The graph shows occasional bursts of high activity during replication events followed by periods of zero activity where no replication is taking place. Inbound activity is shown in orange. Outbound activity is shown in blue.

File Replication I/O Activity

Amount of Kbytes/sec that have been read from the Active Directory® database by the NTFRS or DFSR process (depending on the type of replication service used). Read activity is shown in orange, and write activity is shown in blue.

File Replication CPU Usage

Percentage of the CPU used by the NTFRS or DFSR process (depending on the type of replication service used).

Table 134. Activity tab graphs
Graph	Description
DRA Activity	Amount of inbound/outbound replication traffic the domain controller is sending and receiving from its replication partners. The graph shows occasional bursts of high activity during replication events followed by periods of zero activity where no replication is taking place. Inbound activity is shown in orange. Outbound activity is shown in blue.
File Replication I/O Activity	Amount of Kbytes/sec that have been read from the Active Directory® database by the NTFRS or DFSR process (depending on the type of replication service used). Read activity is shown in orange, and write activity is shown in blue.
File Replication CPU Usage	Percentage of the CPU used by the NTFRS or DFSR process (depending on the type of replication service used).

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Active Administrator 8.7 - User Guide

Top Memory Consumers tab

Top Memory Consumers tab

All Processes tab

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Replication drilldown

Replication drilldown

To display the Replication drilldown

Activity tab

Activity tab