Leaked source code of windows server 2003
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  1. /*++
  2. WARNING!!!
  3. This file is automatically generated and should never be changed.
  4. All changes should be made to the NTFRSCON.int file.
  5. Copyright (c) 1998-1999 Microsoft Corporation
  6. Module Name:
  7. NTFRSCON.ini
  8. Abstract
  9. This is the .ini file that defines the Object name, counter names and the
  10. Explain text for the REPLICACONN Object.
  11. Environment:
  12. User Mode Service
  13. Revision History:
  14. --*/
  15. [info]
  16. drivername=FileReplicaConn
  17. symbolfile=NTFRSCON.h
  18. [objects]
  19. OBJREPLICACONN_009_NAME=FileReplicaConn
  20. [languages]
  21. 009=English
  22. [text]
  23. OBJREPLICACONN_009_NAME=FileReplicaConn
  24. OBJREPLICACONN_009_HELP=Displays Performance statistics of the REPLICACONN Object.
  25. DEV_CTR_1_009_NAME=Packets Sent in Bytes
  26. DEV_CTR_1_009_HELP=The total number of FRS data and control bytes sent to the partner associated with this connection.
  27. DEV_CTR_2_009_NAME=Fetch Blocks Sent in Bytes
  28. DEV_CTR_2_009_HELP=The number of bytes of staging file data sent to the partner associated with this connection.
  29. DEV_CTR_3_009_NAME=Fetch Blocks Received in Bytes
  30. DEV_CTR_3_009_HELP=The number of bytes of staging file data received from the partner associated with this connection.
  31. DEV_CTR_4_009_NAME=Local Change Orders Sent
  32. DEV_CTR_4_009_HELP=The number of locally originated replication change orders that have been sent to the partner associated with this connection.
  33. DEV_CTR_5_009_NAME=Local Change Orders Sent At Join
  34. DEV_CTR_5_009_HELP=The number of locally originated replication change orders produced by a partner induced version vector scan that have been sent to the partner associated with this connection.
  35. DEV_CTR_6_009_NAME=Remote Change Orders Sent
  36. DEV_CTR_6_009_HELP=The number of replication change orders originating upstream from this member (i.e. remote) that have been sent to the partner associated with this connection.
  37. DEV_CTR_7_009_NAME=Remote Change Orders Received
  38. DEV_CTR_7_009_HELP=The number of change orders received from the partner associated with this connection that have passed the inbound dampening check.
  39. DEV_CTR_8_009_NAME=Inbound Change Orders Dampened
  40. DEV_CTR_8_009_HELP=The number of change orders received from the partner associated with this connection that have been filtered out by the inbound dampening check.
  41. DEV_CTR_9_009_NAME=Outbound Change Orders Dampened
  42. DEV_CTR_9_009_HELP=The number of change orders sent to the partner associated with this connection that have been filtered out by the outbound dampening check and thus were never sent.
  43. DEV_CTR_10_009_NAME=Packets Sent
  44. DEV_CTR_10_009_HELP=The total number of FRS data and control packets sent to the partner associated with this connection.
  45. DEV_CTR_11_009_NAME=Packets Sent in Error
  46. DEV_CTR_11_009_HELP=The cumulative number of FRS data or control packets not sent because of some error condition associated with this connection.
  47. DEV_CTR_12_009_NAME=Communication Timeouts
  48. DEV_CTR_12_009_HELP=The cumulative number of times a communication request has taken too long to the partner associated with this connection.
  49. DEV_CTR_13_009_NAME=Fetch Requests Sent
  50. DEV_CTR_13_009_HELP=The number of staging files requested from the partner associated with this connection.
  51. DEV_CTR_14_009_NAME=Fetch Requests Received
  52. DEV_CTR_14_009_HELP=The number of staging files received from the partner associated with this connection.
  53. DEV_CTR_15_009_NAME=Fetch Blocks Sent
  54. DEV_CTR_15_009_HELP=The number of blocks of staging file data sent to the partner associated with this connection. The underlying transport may break a block into a smaller number of packets on the wire.
  55. DEV_CTR_16_009_NAME=Fetch Blocks Received
  56. DEV_CTR_16_009_HELP=The number of blocks of staging file data received from the partner associated with this connection. The underlying transport may break a block into a smaller number of packets on the wire.
  57. DEV_CTR_17_009_NAME=Join Notifications Sent
  58. DEV_CTR_17_009_HELP=The number of partner join requests (if this is an inbound connection) or ready-to-join notifications (if this is an outbound connection) sent to the partner associated with this connection.
  59. DEV_CTR_18_009_NAME=Join Notifications Received
  60. DEV_CTR_18_009_HELP=The number of partner join notifications received from the partner associated with this connection.
  61. DEV_CTR_19_009_NAME=Joins
  62. DEV_CTR_19_009_HELP=The number of successful joins with the partner associated with this connection.
  63. DEV_CTR_20_009_NAME=Unjoins
  64. DEV_CTR_20_009_HELP=The number of unjoins with the partner associated with this connection.
  65. DEV_CTR_21_009_NAME=Bindings
  66. DEV_CTR_21_009_HELP=The number of successful RPC bind requests to the FRS server on the partner associated with this connection.
  67. DEV_CTR_22_009_NAME=Bindings in Error
  68. DEV_CTR_22_009_HELP=The cumulative number of unsuccessful RPC bind requests to the FRS server on the partner associated with this connection.
  69. DEV_CTR_23_009_NAME=Authentications
  70. DEV_CTR_23_009_HELP=The number of successful authentication checks made on packets received from the partner associated with this connection.
  71. DEV_CTR_24_009_NAME=Authentications in Error
  72. DEV_CTR_24_009_HELP=The cumulative number of authentication check failures detected on packets received from the partner associated with this connection.