Who should attend: NT system administrators familiar with elementary concepts and tasks, including basic server configuration and maintenance, configuring TCP/IP networking under Windows NT, and administering Windows NT services. Experience tuning UNIX or other systems is helpful but not required.

Learn about in-depth ways to monitor and improve system and network performance on Windows NT systems. This course will discuss a variety of real-world scenarios and examples. We will utilize the standard Windows NT Performance Monitor facility to examine and track system performance.

Topics covered:

	Overview of performance factors and considerations
	Monitoring system operation and evaluating system efficiency
	Strategies for locating performance bottlenecks
	CPU performance
	Memory usage and its performance implications
	Disk and other I/O performance issues
	Network performance issues
	System tuning strategies and hints
	Capacity planning