Server-only: This tool is included in the Windows 2000 Server Resource Kit only.
Traffic Control Monitor consists of two components: Tcmon.exe, the monitor shell and Tccom.exe, the traffic control COM server.
Tcmon.exe is a GUI tool that uses TcCom to drive the Traffic Control API locally or remotely. With it, you can be add or remove flows and filters.
TcMon shows information about traffic-control interfaces on a local or remote computer, which can be selected from the menu by clicking Computer, and then clicking Select computer.... Traffic control-enabled interfaces are listed in a drop-down menu that allows you to select one.
Three tabs display the following information:
| Tab | Content |
|---|---|
| Flows | Describes flows, service type, token rate, filters, and size in bytes. |
| Parameters | Retrieves values of various parameters of each object. |
| Statistics | Enumerates traffic-control statistics. |
This application is written in Microsoft® Visual Basic®.
Tccom.exe is the service used by TcMon to communicate with the traffic control server. It can also be called by applications or scripts in VBScript or other scripting languages. Network administrators can use it to remotely configure traffic control on a host.
Before you can use TcMon on a target computer, you must register and start TcCom on that computer using the following syntax:
tccom -RegServer
To start TcCom as a service once it has been installed, run:
tccom -Service
To un-register TcCom, run the following on the target computer:
tccom -UnregServer
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