Unless I'm going crazy here, I'm having a problem trying to load some basic counters from one of our older Windows 2003 SP2.
Let's take Page Faults/sec as an example - when I try to add the counter, it is no where to be found, especially under the "Memory" component. I'm assuming this should be there, and it seems that other scattered counters are missing.
Has anyone run into this before?
Thanks.
Update: Also, it does not work either locally or remotely.
I've inherited a DNS server setup and I'm trying to configure our local intranet properly. Forgive me if this is simple, but I'm missing something in our configuration.
We're hosting trying to host 2 separate intranet sites on 1 IIS 6 Server (Server 2003).
Site 1: http:// servername (ipaddress:80) Site 2: http:// production (ipaddress:8080) - host header value of 'production' in IIS and DNS A Record set up points to the correct server.
Everything works properly for a while, but unexpectedly we lose the ability to type in 'production' - and get a DNS resolver error.
If we cmd > ipconfig /flushDNS, everything works perfect back to normal.
Why would each of the clients be losing the reference and then not allowing us to connect for a period of time? (nslookup always finds the correct server, then it works fine again)
Is there any way to create a "static" reference without changing the HOSTS file on each PC (not practical).
Thanks in advance for your help!