Problem
Ever wondered is there anyone connected to the SharePoint Site before doing an iisreset or a server reboot? Or how much the site is used on a daily basis?
Solution
The Performance Monitor tool is just about perfect for this. You can make a custom console, save it and use later. Or you can collect data over time to have a better overview on the server usage (Data Collector Sets section, not covered in this post).
Below I'll detail step by step how to create a custom MMC Console.
- First, start a blank mmc console
- Add a Performance Monitor Snap-In
- You've got a blank Performance Monitor Console. Now you have to add the Counters.
- Click on the green Plus Sign and find the following counters:
Web Service Category
- Current Anonymous Users
- Current Non-Anonymous Users
At the Instances section you can select a particular website or just _Total.
I also like to add other helpful counters like CPU Usage, Memory, etc. For more info on counters please consult this blog post. - Go to View -> Customize and remove the clutter
- Go to File -> Save As and save the console for later use. There you go.
Obviously, you can use this to monitor any kind of IIS Website like TFS, etc.
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