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39 lines
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RelStat Service
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This service provides a way to remotely gather data about the state of a system.
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Currently, it provides:
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1. Per process information like size, handles, threads (like memsnap.exe)
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2. Kernel pool tag information (like poolsnap.exe)
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You must install and start the service on the machine under test:
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1. Copy the RelStat.exe file from the release server's \idw directory
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2. From the command line, type 'relstat -install'. This will install and start the service.
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We also have a client app that can gather information from the service remotely into text files. It is intended to replace the usage of memsnap.exe and poolsnap.exe.
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1. Copy the RelClnt.exe file from the release server's dump directory.
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2. To get the current command line parameters, type 'relclnt -?'
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For example, to do a memsnap for the \\ntstress machine, you would type:
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relclnt -m -n ntstress memsnap.log
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Appendix:
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1. If you need to install a new version of relstat, you will need to turn off the service. Use the control panel or net stop "relstat rpc service". Then type 'relstat -remove'.
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2. If you want to write your own client, the C and H files are checked into \nt\private\sdktools\relstat
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