EDIT 9/23/2009: We have updated the download link to the Exmon tool which now also works on Exchange 2007 as well as Exchange 2010.
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Hi,
Wonder if anybody has tried ExMon on Exchange 2003 SP1 ?
I am trying to figure out how to read the results obtained. I noticed that
for some of the users, the Max Server latency (result by User View) is
higher than the Max Client Latency (result by ClientMon View).
Eg.
User A,
Max Server Latency (ms): 6374
Max Client Latency (ms) : 1078
Shouldn't the Max Client Latency be always higher than the Max Server
Latency ?
Also wonder if there are any baseline for comparison of the results
generated from ExMon ? I am trying to see how is the user experience like
compared to the norm. Have been getting feedback from my users that Outlook
often "hang", getting the "Outlook is retrieving data from Exchange" server
message.
cheers
KJ
Wonder if anybody has tried ExMon on Exchange 2003 SP1 ?
I am trying to figure out how to read the results obtained. I noticed that
for some of the users, the Max Server latency (result by User View) is
higher than the Max Client Latency (result by ClientMon View).
Eg.
User A,
Max Server Latency (ms): 6374
Max Client Latency (ms) : 1078
Shouldn't the Max Client Latency be always higher than the Max Server
Latency ?
Also wonder if there are any baseline for comparison of the results
generated from ExMon ? I am trying to see how is the user experience like
compared to the norm. Have been getting feedback from my users that Outlook
often "hang", getting the "Outlook is retrieving data from Exchange" server
message.
cheers
KJ