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| Process by which administrators can track specific security-related events on a Windows Server 2008 computer. |
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| In Performance Monitor, a set of readings, captured under normal operating conditions, that you can save and compare with readings taken at a later time. |
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| Occurs when a component is not providing an acceptable level of performance compared with the other components in the system. |
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| In Event Viewer, a separate log devoted to a particular Windows component. |
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| In the Reliability and Performance Monitor console, a method for capturing counter data over a period of time for later evaluation. |
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| Fundamental unit of information that Windows uses to package information about system activities as they occur. |
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| Microsoft Management Console snap-in that provides access to the logs maintained by the Windows Server 2008 operating system. |
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| Result of a program allocating memory for use but not freeing up that memory when it is finished using it. |
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| Tool in the Reliability and Performance Monitor console that displays system performance statistics in real time. |
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| Reliability and Performance snap-in |
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| Microsoft Management Console module that displays system information on a continuous, real-time basis. |
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| Tool in the Reliability and Performance snap-in that automatically tracks events that can have a negative effect on system stability and uses them to calculate a stability index. |
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| Screen in the Reliability and Performance Monitor console that contains four real-time line graphs that display information about four of the server’s main hardware components. |
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