How can I view 32-bit Performance Counters remotely from a 64-bit machine?

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i running domain consists of 64-bit windows server 2008 r2 machines. problem application we're hosting 32-bit , none of performance counters includes have 64-bit instances.

as health monitoring initiative, working on putting web page displays status of set of services, other varied statistics of these servers , in central location. problem have cannot view these 32-bit performance counters remotely, no matter try.

i have enabled , started performance counter dll host, performance logs & alerts , remote registry services on of servers, has had no effect. locally, when launch 64-bit perfmon.msc, counters not visible (i don't know if should have expected them be).

is there way make 32-bit performance counters visible remotely? missing?

might try them on here.

https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/forums/windowsdesktop/en-us/home?forum=perfmon&filter=alltypes&sort=lastpostdesc

 

 

 

regards, dave patrick ....
microsoft certified professional
microsoft mvp [windows]

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