Use below command if you want to get the CPU utilization of remote machine from command prompt. It's very useful if you don't want to spend time in logging on to the server to verify the stats. Needless to say, replace RemoteMachine with your remote machine name in below command.
Refer to my old article to know more about typeperf
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Sitaram Pamarthi
typeperf "\\RemoteMachine\processor(_Total)\% Processor Time"
Refer to my old article to know more about typeperf
Happy Learning...,
Sitaram Pamarthi
You can also very easily build your own performance monitor in C++
ReplyDeleteWindows C++ Get CPU and Memory Utilisation With Performance Counters
You can do similar thing with Powershell as well
ReplyDeletehttp://techibee.com/powershell/use-powershell-to-monitor-cpu-ulitization/326