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- 1. OUT-GRIDVIEW CMLET How to install and use out-gridview cmdlet in Powershell By Rafael Olarte
- 2. TAKES A SNAP SHOT VIEW OF PROCESSES Note: Out-gridview cmdlets to work, it will require to Install Windows PowerShell Integrated Scripting Environment feature from Server Manager. Instructions are shown on later slides…
- 3. SORT CERTAIN PROCESSES THAT NEED TO BE REVIEWED Gridview will allow an administrator to identify certain process that could have been affecting the server’s performance. Processes can be sorted from the snapshot point in time and filtered based on different criteria as shown in the screen capture
- 4. FILTERED BY CPU AND PROCESS NAME This screen capture depicts the criteria of cpu, and process name. Within the cpu’s field, “starte with” a value of “8” is selected.
- 5. RESULTS FROM FILTERED, AND SORTED PROCESSES System administrators could quickly identify potential pain points on server performance events, and utilize this simple graphical interface tool to have a dynamic view on a recently snapshot of the processes.
- 6. HOW TO INSTALL THE PROPER COMPONENT Open up server manager > Add Features > Windows Powershell Integrate Scripting Environment > Confirm install…
- 7. SELECTING FEATURE Select the appropriate feature: “Windows PowerShell Integrated Scripting Environment”
- 8. COMPLETE INSTALLATION Confirm installation. While the wizard suggests there may be a restart needed, once it was installed, the feature worked without having to reboot the server.