Hi All,

I am new to BizTalk server, after installing the BizTalk server 2004  I
found following Performance Object are missing .

BizTalk:HTTP Send Adapter
BizTalk:HTTP Receive Adapter
BizTalk:MSMQ Send Adapter
BizTalk:MSMQ Receive Adapter
BizTalk:FILE Receive Adapter
BizTalk:FTP Send Adapter
XLANG/s Orchestrations
BizTalk:Message Box:Host Counters
BizTalk:Windows SharePoint Services Adapter
BizTalk:POP3 Receive Adapter
BizTalk:Message Box:General Counters
BizTalk:SOAP Receive Adapter
BizTalk:Message Agent
BizTalk:Messaging

Only two Performance objects are showing in the Perfmon.exe ( BizTalk:TDDS,
BizTalk:Messaging). Any one can help me out how to get the missing
performance objects.

Thanks
Manu

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Manu,

Is your question based on a list of perf counter objects which are
installed by BTS 2006? Could you clarify whether you have installed BTS
2004 or 2006 - some of the performance counter objects you have listed are
new in BTS 2006 and so won't appear if you have BTS 2004.

If you have installed BTS 2006, then some of these counter objects are
created when the BTSNT service is running and are removed when the service
is stopped. Try starting the service and they should appear.

Regards,
Sumitra Sujanani [MSFT]

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Sumitra,

I have installed BTS 2004,  and following two Performance objects
(BizTalk:TDDS,
BizTalk:Messaging) are visible in Perfmon.exe. Following two services are
also started
"BizTalk Base EDI service" and "BizTalk Service BizTalk Group :
BizTalkServerApplication" apart from this
is there any services for BTS 2004. After starting the services I can see
only two objects which is listed above.
I believes that there is more than two Performance objects in BTS 2004

Please help me out..

Thanks
Manu

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> Manu,
>
> Is your question based on a list of perf counter objects which are
> installed by BTS 2006? Could you clarify whether you have installed BTS
> 2004 or 2006 - some of the performance counter objects you have listed are
> new in BTS 2006 and so won't appear if you have BTS 2004.
>
> If you have installed BTS 2006, then some of these counter objects are
> created when the BTSNT service is running and are removed when the service
> is stopped. Try starting the service and they should appear.
>
> Regards,
> Sumitra Sujanani [MSFT]
>
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> BizTalk:TDDS, 
>
> This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no
rights.
>
> Connected Systems Division Team
>
>
> Get Connected!
> Meet and interact with key BizTalk Server program managers, developers,
and
> testers, and let them and other BizTalk Server community team members and
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> webrowser and register as a managed customer to receive MSDN Managed
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>

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