Computer Management and Administrative Tools You can use it to log performance data over time-letting you determine how system changes affect performance-or to monitor the performance of a remote computer in real-time. The Performance Monitor app can collect performance data from hundreds of different sources. RELATED: Geek School: Learning Windows 7 - Monitoring, Performance and Keeping Windows Up To Date You can launch the Resource Monitor by opening the Task Manager, clicking the “Performance” tab, and selecting “Resource Monitor” or by just searching for “resource monitor” on your Start menu.
The Resource Monitor provides much more detailed resource statistics than the Task Manager does. You’ll then get a command-line environment you can use to run commands on the remote system.You can see which processes are using your disk or network heavily, which are communicating with Internet addresses, and more. For example, if the server accepts connections on port 7777, you’d run: ssh -p 7777Īs with other SSH clients, you’ll be prompted to accept the host’s key the first time you connect. You do this by specifying a port with the -p switch. However, you may need to connect to a server running on a different port. You can even create an SSH config file to store server definitions and proxies.įor example, to connect to an SSH server at with the username “bob”, you’d run: ssh default, the command attempts to connect to an SSH server running on port 22, which is the default. Its syntax, or command line options, are the same. This command works the same as connecting to an SSH server via the ssh command on other operating systems like macOS or Linux. RELATED: How to Connect to an SSH Server from Windows, macOS, or Linux This shouldn’t be necessary, but this is a beta feature. If you see an error message saying the command isn’t found, you will need to sign out and sign in again. To view the syntax of the ssh command, just run it: ssh
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