How does PerformanceCounter count current connections to IIS website?
We can use C# code or performance monitor in windows server to view current connections to IIS website.
PerformanceCounter performanceCounter = new System.Diagnostics.PerformanceCounter();
performanceCounter.CategoryName = "Web Service";
performanceCounter.CounterName = "Current Connections";
performanceCounter.InstanceName = "SMS_Collection_CFC";
string data = string.Format("{0}t{1} = {2}", performanceCounter.CategoryName,
performanceCounter.CounterName, performanceCounter.NextValue());
This can return the connections number.
Is this counting the TCP connections under the hood? We know there are many TCP connection status like ESTABLISHED,TIME_WAIT, which status is performance counter counting?
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We can use C# code or performance monitor in windows server to view current connections to IIS website.
PerformanceCounter performanceCounter = new System.Diagnostics.PerformanceCounter();
performanceCounter.CategoryName = "Web Service";
performanceCounter.CounterName = "Current Connections";
performanceCounter.InstanceName = "SMS_Collection_CFC";
string data = string.Format("{0}t{1} = {2}", performanceCounter.CategoryName,
performanceCounter.CounterName, performanceCounter.NextValue());
This can return the connections number.
Is this counting the TCP connections under the hood? We know there are many TCP connection status like ESTABLISHED,TIME_WAIT, which status is performance counter counting?
performancecounter
asked Nov 20 '18 at 4:48
Robin SunRobin Sun
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We can use C# code or performance monitor in windows server to view current connections to IIS website.
PerformanceCounter performanceCounter = new System.Diagnostics.PerformanceCounter();
performanceCounter.CategoryName = "Web Service";
performanceCounter.CounterName = "Current Connections";
performanceCounter.InstanceName = "SMS_Collection_CFC";
string data = string.Format("{0}t{1} = {2}", performanceCounter.CategoryName,
performanceCounter.CounterName, performanceCounter.NextValue());
This can return the connections number.
Is this counting the TCP connections under the hood? We know there are many TCP connection status like ESTABLISHED,TIME_WAIT, which status is performance counter counting?
performancecounter
asked Nov 20 '18 at 4:48
Robin SunRobin Sun
1791215
We can use C# code or performance monitor in windows server to view current connections to IIS website.
PerformanceCounter performanceCounter = new System.Diagnostics.PerformanceCounter();
performanceCounter.CategoryName = "Web Service";
performanceCounter.CounterName = "Current Connections";
performanceCounter.InstanceName = "SMS_Collection_CFC";
string data = string.Format("{0}t{1} = {2}", performanceCounter.CategoryName,
performanceCounter.CounterName, performanceCounter.NextValue());
This can return the connections number.
Is this counting the TCP connections under the hood? We know there are many TCP connection status like ESTABLISHED,TIME_WAIT, which status is performance counter counting?
performancecounter
performancecounter
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Since nobody answers this post, I post my findings.
In the server, I invoke the related code in the original post, and it returns 574.
string data = string.Format("{0}t{1} = {2}", performanceCounter.CategoryName,
performanceCounter.CounterName, performanceCounter.NextValue());
And then, I run the netstat command.The website is ocupying port 9010.
netstat -an | find /i "9010"
It returens 550 established TCP connections. So I guess it is monitoring established TCP connections.
answered Nov 29 '18 at 4:40
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Since nobody answers this post, I post my findings.
In the server, I invoke the related code in the original post, and it returns 574.
string data = string.Format("{0}t{1} = {2}", performanceCounter.CategoryName,
performanceCounter.CounterName, performanceCounter.NextValue());
And then, I run the netstat command.The website is ocupying port 9010.
netstat -an | find /i "9010"
It returens 550 established TCP connections. So I guess it is monitoring established TCP connections.
answered Nov 29 '18 at 4:40
Robin SunRobin Sun
1791215
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Since nobody answers this post, I post my findings.
In the server, I invoke the related code in the original post, and it returns 574.
string data = string.Format("{0}t{1} = {2}", performanceCounter.CategoryName,
performanceCounter.CounterName, performanceCounter.NextValue());
And then, I run the netstat command.The website is ocupying port 9010.
netstat -an | find /i "9010"
It returens 550 established TCP connections. So I guess it is monitoring established TCP connections.
answered Nov 29 '18 at 4:40
Robin SunRobin Sun
1791215
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Since nobody answers this post, I post my findings.
In the server, I invoke the related code in the original post, and it returns 574.
string data = string.Format("{0}t{1} = {2}", performanceCounter.CategoryName,
performanceCounter.CounterName, performanceCounter.NextValue());
And then, I run the netstat command.The website is ocupying port 9010.
netstat -an | find /i "9010"
It returens 550 established TCP connections. So I guess it is monitoring established TCP connections.
answered Nov 29 '18 at 4:40
Robin SunRobin Sun
1791215
Since nobody answers this post, I post my findings.
In the server, I invoke the related code in the original post, and it returns 574.
string data = string.Format("{0}t{1} = {2}", performanceCounter.CategoryName,
performanceCounter.CounterName, performanceCounter.NextValue());
And then, I run the netstat command.The website is ocupying port 9010.
netstat -an | find /i "9010"
It returens 550 established TCP connections. So I guess it is monitoring established TCP connections.
answered Nov 29 '18 at 4:40
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answered Nov 29 '18 at 4:40
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