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E-2 STRATA CS ADMINISTRATOR MANUAL
BETA DOCUMENT - PRELIMINARY & CONFIDENTIAL
The Strata CS performance counters______________________
When the Strata CS Server is installed, the installer registers with Windows
NT/2000 a set of Strata CS-specific performance counters for tracking statistics
of the Server as it runs. The counters are organized into two groups: Strata CS
Calls and Strata CS Devices. The counters can be monitored by system
administration tools such as the performance monitoring utilities provided with
Windows.
The Strata CS Calls group has the following counters:
n Existing calls. Total number of active calls currently being handled by
Strata CS.
n Total calls. Total number of calls handled by the Server since it was last
started.
The Strata CS Devices group has the following counters:
n Stations. Total number of configured stations (phones) in the system.
n Station in use. Number of stations off-hook.
n % stations in use. Percentage of stations off-hook.
n Trunks. Total number of configured trunks in the system.
n Trunks in use. Number of trunks allocated to calls.
n % trunks in use. Percentage of trunks allocated to calls.
n Voice Resources. Total number of voice resources available to Strata
CS.
n Voice Resource in use. Number of voice resources currently being used.
n % voice resources in use. Percentage of voice resources currently being
used.
Viewing performance counters in Windows NT/2000_________
The performance monitoring utility that comes with Windows NT/2000 is the
application most commonly used to view performance counter information. You
can add Strata CS counters to a performance monitor’s display just as you can
with the pre-installed Windows counters.
Note:
This appendix does not describe the performance monitoring utility in
depth. See the utility’s Help if you need more detailed information.
In Windows NT, the utility is a stand-alone program called the Performance
Monitor. To start Performance Monitor, choose
Start > Administrative Tools >
Performance Monitor
.