A systems administrator is configuring a specialized workstation running Windows 11 Pro to comply with enterprise management standards. The administrator must perform two distinct administrative configurations:
1. Define a persistent performance alert that automatically executes a maintenance script whenever the system's average processor queue length exceeds a threshold of 4 for longer than 5 minutes.
2. Modify launch and activation permissions, as well as security impersonation levels, for a proprietary distributed COM application hosted on the workstation.
Which TWO administrative management tools or MMC snap-ins must the administrator use to accomplish these tasks?
- Performance Monitor (perfmon.msc)Cevap
- Component Services (dcomcnfg.exe)Cevap
- CResource Monitor (resmon.exe)
- DTask Manager (taskmgr.exe)
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The administrator must use Performance Monitor (perfmon.msc) to create a Data Collector Set alert for the processor queue length threshold script trigger, and Component Services (dcomcnfg.exe) to adjust the DCOM application launch, activation, and impersonation permissions.
Performance Monitor (perfmon.msc) allows administrators to build User Defined Data Collector Sets containing alert counters that monitor metrics (such as processor queue length) and automatically execute custom actions or scripts when predefined conditions are met. Component Services (dcomcnfg.exe) is the administrative snap-in used to configure COM+ and DCOM objects, including application-level launch/activation security permissions, access controls, and user identity impersonation settings.
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Selecting specialized Windows administrative consoles (Performance Monitor for persistent alerting vs Component Services for DCOM security configuration)