A desktop administrator is troubleshooting a custom background application on a Windows 11 Pro workstation. The application's service fails to launch automatically following system restarts. The administrator needs to configure the operating system to automatically attempt a service restart upon failure and evaluate real-time network socket activity alongside CPU and memory consumption specifically tied to the service process. Which of the following administrative utilities should the administrator use to accomplish these tasks? (Select TWO.)
- Services snap-in (services.msc) to change the startup type to Automatic and configure recovery actions on the Recovery tabCevap
- Resource Monitor (resmon.exe) to filter metrics by Process ID (PID) to observe active network listening ports and resource utilizationCevap
- CSystem Configuration utility (msconfig.exe) to configure service failure recovery actions and set real-time network thresholds
- DDevice Manager snap-in (devmgmt.msc) to inspect open socket bindings and adjust background service execution priorities
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The Services snap-in (services.msc) should be used to configure automatic startup and failure recovery actions, while Resource Monitor (resmon.exe) should be used to inspect network socket bindings and resource usage by PID.
Configuring service startup behavior and automated recovery actions is performed in the Services snap-in (services.msc). Investigating real-time, process-specific hardware utilization and network socket connections requires Resource Monitor (resmon.exe), which allows filtering by Process ID (PID).
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Selecting Windows Administrative Tools for Service Management and Resource Monitoring