Windows 2000 common Process table detailed

For an application, a process is like a large container. After the application is run, the equivalent of putting the application into a container, you can add something else to the container (such as the variable data that the application needs to run, the DLL file to refer to), and when the application is run two times, the contents of the container are not dropped. The system will find a new process container to accommodate it.

A process is composed of a process control block, a program segment, and a data segment. A process can contain several threads (thread), which can help the application do several things at the same time (for example, one thread writes to the disk, the other receives the user's keystrokes and responds in a timely manner, and does not interfere with each other), and after the program is run, The first thing the system has to do is create a default thread for the program process, and then the program can add or remove the associated threads as needed.

is a program that can be executed concurrently. The running process on a data set is an independent unit of resource allocation and dispatch, also called activity, path or task, which has two aspects: activity and concurrency. Processes can be divided into running, blocking, ready three states, and changing to one another with certain conditions: ready-run, run-block, block-ready.

A process is a running instance of an application and is a dynamic execution of an application. Seemingly profound, we can simply understand that it is the operating system currently running the execution program. In the execution program that the system is running, it includes: The system manages the individual of the computer and the programs necessary to complete various operations, and the additional programs that the user opens and executes, including, of course, the illegal programs that the user does not know, and those that run automatically (they may be virus programs).

The snap-in for Internet information Services manages WEB and FTP services.
Path to executable file: C:winntsystem32inetsrvinetinfo.exe

Service Name: cisvc
Display Name: Indexing Service
Description: The indexed content and attributes of files on local and remote computers;
Path to executable file: C:winntsystem32cisvc.exe

Service Name: Irmon
Display Name: Infrared Monitor
Description: Supports infrared devices installed on this computer and detects other infrared devices in a valid range.
Path to executable file: C:winntsystem32svchost.exe-k netsvcs
Service Name: sharedaccess
Display Name: Internet Connection Sharing
Description: Provides network address translation, addressing, and name resolution services for all computers in a home network connected by dial-up networking.
Path to executable file: C:winntsystem32svchost.exe-k netsvcs

Service Name: PolicyAgent
Display Name: IPSEC Policy Agent
Description: Manages IP Security policies and initiates Isakmp/oakley (IKE) and IP security drivers.
Path to executable file: C:winntsystem32lsass.exe

Service Name: Dmserver
Display Name: Logical Disk Manager
Description: Logical Disk Manager Monitoring Dog Services
Path to executable file: C:winntsystem32services.exe

Service Name: DmAdmin
Display Name: Logical Disk Manager Administrative Service
Description: System Management services for Disk Management requests
Path to executable file: c:winntsystem32dmadmin.exe/com

Service Name: Messenger
Display Name: Messenger
Description: Sends and receives messages from the system administrator or the siren service.
Path to executable file: C:winntsystem32services.exe

Service Name: Msupdate
Display Name: Microsoft Windows Update Service
Description: Microsoft (R) Windows Update
Path to executable file: C:winntsystem32wupdmgr32.exe

Service Name: Netlogon
Display Name: Net Logon
Description: Supports computer pass-through account logon authentication events on the network.
Path to executable file: C:winntsystem32lsass.exe

Service Name: MNMSRVC
Display Name: NetMeeting Remote Desktop sharing
Description: Allows users with permission to remotely access the Windows desktop using NetMeeting.
Path to executable file: C:winntsystem32mnmsrvc.exe

Service Name: Netman
Display Name: Receptacle 50x15
Description: Manages the objects in the network and Dial-up Connections folder, where you can view the local area network and remote connections.
Path to executable file: C:winntsystem32svchost.exe-k netsvcs