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ENB

 posted on 11th Jun 09 at 12:18

MRTG, Cacti and Nagios.

Both free.


Half Pint

 posted on 10th Jun 09 at 13:13

at an enterprise lkevel you could look at HP tools the likes of loadrunner / winrunner... etc..


M4tt_Envoy

 posted on 10th Jun 09 at 12:33

its for a custom inhouse built Web reporting software, i'll have a look at those link

Cheers


John

 posted on 10th Jun 09 at 11:51

Exchange stress test

Disk I/O

Web application sim


John

 posted on 10th Jun 09 at 11:41

Is it for any specific program, I'm sure microsoft have things that do that, there's definitely one for exchange, i'll have a look.


M4tt_Envoy

 posted on 10th Jun 09 at 11:39

quote:
Originally posted by John
Server 2003 and 2008 have performance counters built in, 2008's are much better though.


I'm not after the performance of the server, i need somesoftware that willutilized CPU and memoy forme to replicate a live server with loadsof traffic etc


John

 posted on 10th Jun 09 at 11:31

Server 2003 and 2008 have performance counters built in, 2008's are much better though.


Aaron

 posted on 10th Jun 09 at 11:24

Google for "everest benchmark testing software"


M4tt_Envoy

 posted on 10th Jun 09 at 10:20

does anyone know ofany software which will allow me to determine howmuch load to place on the CPU, Memory and Network usuage of a server?

Preferbly free?

Its for testing seom software performance