Next, you create and copy a custom data collector set by using Performance Monitor, and then you manage processes by using Task Manager, the Services console, and the tasklist command. First, you create new log file entries, and then you filter the results. You need to manage Event Viewer log files and Performance Monitor data. You are a Windows Server® 2016 system administrator. Learners use both command-line and GUI applications to complete lab tasks.

Windows Server(R) System Administrators, Information Systems Security Managers, and Cyber Operators test their knowledge managing and configuring system monitoring through Windows Tools. Users run through four of the lab exercises on one machine setup and create an Event Viewer subscription on the second. Each section can be done independently by learners but should be completed during one sitting, as participants cannot return to work in progress. To finish all the lab modules successfully, participants handle the instructions very efficiently. Lab exercises suit advanced learners who have previous experience with Windows server tools, Command Prompt, and PowerShell. Lastly, you simulate a machine crash and view the critical event in the Reliability Monitor. You disable the Print Spooler service in the display and save running processes and services on the machine. Then, you customize a custom data collector set through Performance Monitor.

You create new log file entries and go to the Event Viewer to see the results.

Throughout this 45-minute lab, you demonstrate your Windows monitoring and management tools expertise on two virtual Windows Server 2016 machines.

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