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PoolMon requires the following system configuration, permissions, and files.
The version of PoolMon included in the Windows DDK and described in this document runs only on Windows XP and Windows Server 2003.
Before running any version of PoolMon on Windows XP or earlier versions of Windows, you must enable pool tagging. Pool tagging is permanently enabled on Windows Server 2003 and later versions of Windows.
The pool tagging feature collects and calculates statistics about pool memory sorted by the tag value of the allocation.
To enable pool tagging, use GFlags. Open the Global Flags dialog box, check the Enable Pool Tagging check box, and then restart the computer.
PoolMon displays allocations from the Terminal Services session pools only on Windows Server 2003 and later versions of Windows.
Windows allocates memory from Terminal Services session pools only when the computer is configured as a Terminal Server. On Terminal Servers, the kernel-mode portions of the Win32® subsystem allocate memory from the session pools. Otherwise, Windows allocates pool memory for Terminal Services from the system pool.
PoolMon cannot generate a localtag.txt file on the 64-bit version of Windows Server 2003. As a result, the /c parameter and its functionality are available only on 32-bit versions of Windows.
To see the entire PoolMon display, the Command Prompt window size must be at least 80 characters wide (width=80) and at least 53 rows high (height=53), and the Command Prompt window buffer must be at least 500 characters wide (width=500) and at least 2000 rows high (height=2000). Otherwise, the display might be truncated.
poolmon.exe
msdis130.dll
msvcp70.dll
msvcr70.dll
pooltag.txt