C. List of Processes

This appendix lists the processes of PFM - Agent for Service Response.

For details about the processes of PFM - Manager, PFM - Web Console, and PFM - Base, see the Appendixes in the manual JP1/Performance Management Reference.

The following table lists the processes of PFM - Agent for Service Response. The value in parentheses following each process name is the number of instances of that process that can run concurrently.

Table C‒1: Processes of PFM - Agent for Service Response
Process name (Number of processes)	Function
`jpcagtv.exe(1)`	Process of the Agent Collector service. One instance of this process is started for each PFM - Agent for Service Response.
`jpcsto.exe(1)`	Process of the Agent Store service. One instance of this process is started for each PFM - Manager and each PFM - Agent.
`jpcvieprobed.exe(5)`^#1	IE Probe Daemon. Five instances of this process are started for each PFM - Agent for Service Response.
`esprobed.exe(1)`	Probe Daemon. One instance of this process is started for each PFM - Agent for Service Response.
`jpcviemd.exe(1)`	Process for controlling a system tray button and the IE Probe Daemon process to start, scheduling IE scenario measurement, and outputting the reports.
`espsvc.exe(1)`	Probe Daemon service process; performs communication between Probe Daemon and Windows service control manager. One instance of this process is started for each PFM - Agent for Service Response.
`jpcviesvc.exe(1)`	IE Probe Daemon service process; performs communication between IE Probe Daemon and Windows service control manager. One instance of this process is started for each PFM - Agent for Service Response.
`stpqlpr.exe(1)`^#2	Process for executing a backup or export of the Store database.
`espwebrec.exe`^#3	Web Recorder process.
`JpcvIERec.exe(1)`	IE Recorder process.
`esprobed_tm.exe(1)`	Process for executing a Web transaction measurement test. This process is executed by the `jpcvtest` command.

#1: This is a default value.
#2: This is a child process of the jpcsto.exe process.
#3: There is no restriction on the number of processes that can be executed simultaneously.

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