Performance Counters For Http Connections

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Is there a way to track the active outbound HTTP connections for Windows 2003
server? The HTTP Connections counter is inbound only (and the register 0) and
I know there are connections being made because I can read the response back
from the server.
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RE: Performance Counters For Http Connections


I'm not sure about a performance monitor counter to do what you are doing,
but what about using netstat or curports
(http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/cports.html) to monitor the port connections.
Would that work for you?

-Mike


"abercrombie07" wrote:

> Is there a way to track the active outbound HTTP connections for Windows 2003
> server? The HTTP Connections counter is inbound only (and the register 0) and
> I know there are connections being made because I can read the response back
> from the server.
> --
> DJ Baby Anne''s Biggest Fan
 
RE: Performance Counters For Http Connections

Your idea reminded me of using Network Monitor in windows. The problem with
performance monitor is apparently, there's a TCP stat out there that can be
captured but isn't. Any chance Microsoft will add that counter? (Pretty
please???)
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DJ Baby Anne''''s Biggest Fan


"Michael Gunther" wrote:

>
> I'm not sure about a performance monitor counter to do what you are doing,
> but what about using netstat or curports
> (http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/cports.html) to monitor the port connections.
> Would that work for you?
>
> -Mike
>
>
> "abercrombie07" wrote:
>
> > Is there a way to track the active outbound HTTP connections for Windows 2003
> > server? The HTTP Connections counter is inbound only (and the register 0) and
> > I know there are connections being made because I can read the response back
> > from the server.
> > --
> > DJ Baby Anne''s Biggest Fan
 
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