Not an answer, but somethings you can try to see what is actually exposed to between your remote and agent machines: Open a command shell and use typeperf to test if you can query the remote machine performance counters. For example query one Memory Counter: C:\ typeperf -sc 2 "\\ monitored machine name \Memory\Available MBytes" The typeperf command also lets you check which performance counters and objects are available on your monitored machines. If you need to add custom counters that are not predefined in SilkPerformer you can use this command to identify them or export them to a text file, rather than using perfmon.exe. To query all counters for a specific object use the -q switch followed by the object name (in this example "Processor"): c:\ typeperf -q Processor If you can see the counters you want from the remote machine but Silk wont allow you to query them, then it's a Silk issue (which is what you seem to have determined already!). Cheers! Don
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