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Came across this little article that could help http://blogs.technet.com/b/heyscriptingguy/archive/2011/03/15/use-powershell-to-determine-fragmentation-of-your-drive.aspx cheers

I don't think you can get the individual users at the server level, but you can user perfmon counters to get counts of how many active connections there are. For IIS6 (from the Technet Article): 1.Open Administrative Tools, and then click Performance. 2.Right-click the System Monitor details pane, and then click Add…

Ah OK for the mapping tool is about L2 & L3 not geography.... I will keep this in mind for the future. Many thanks for that!

No localhost does not work either ?!?..... Interesting

Unfortunately this would not be an option for me..... But I have realised that the FQDN does work only I cannot find anywhere to change how the tools use DNS instead of a single label DNS request (NETBIOS). So The search continues Thanks for the input though

The server I was hosting both the web console and the database has had the database moved to faster hardware. In fact we couldn't be more happy with the database performance at the moment. However even thought the web console is available from all of the network team's desktops. I can not login to the server web console on…