Windows 2000/XP Task Manager is a very useful tool, it can provide us a lot of information, such as the programs (processes) running on the system, but we may be a bit confused with the file executable file names. I don't know what they are doing, will there be suspicious processes (viruses, Trojans, etc.). The purpose of this article is to provide some common process names in Windows 2000 and to briefly explain their usefulness.
In WINDOWS 2000, the system contains the following default processes:
Csrss.exe
Explorer.exe
Internat.exe
Lsass .exe
Mstask.exe
Smss.exe
Spoolsv.exe
Svchost.exe
Services.exe
System
System Idle Process
Taskmgr.exe
WinLogon.exe
Winmgmt.exe
more processes listed below and their brief description
Server process
winLogon.exe management user login
services.exe contains a lot of system services
lsass.exe management IP security policy and start ISAKMP /Oakley (IKE) and IP security drivers.
svchost.exe Windows 2000 /XP file protection system
SPOOLSV.EXE file loaded into memory for later printing.
explorer.exe resource manager
internat.exe tray area pinyin icon)
mstask.exe allow the program to run at the specified time .
regsvc.exe allow remote registry operations. (system service)->remoteregister
winmgmt.exe Provide system management information (system service).
inetinfo.exe msftpsvc, w3svc, iisadmn
tlntsvr.exe tlnrsvr
tftpd.exe implement TFTP Internet standard. This standard does not require a username and password.
termsrv.exe termservice
dns.exe answer the query and update request for the domain name system (DNS) name.
tcpsvcs.exe provides the ability to remotely install Windows 2000 Professional on the PXE remote boot client computer.
ismserv.exe allows to send and receive messages between Windows Advanced Server sites.
ups.exe manage the uninterruptible power supply (UPS) connected to the computer.
wins.exe provide NetBIOS name service for TCP/IP clients who register and resolve NetBIOS type names.
llssrv.exe certificate record service
ntfrs.exe maintain file directory content file synchronization between multiple servers.
RsSub.exe control media used to remotely store data.
locator.exe management RPC name service database.
lserver.exe registered client license.
dfssvc.exe manage the logical volume distributed in the LAN or WAN.
clipsrv.exe support "scrapbook viewer" so that you can view the scrapbook page from the remote scrapbook.
msdtc.exe
fassvc.exe help you send and receive faxes.
cisvc.exe indexing service
dmadmin.exe disk management request system management services.
mnmsrvc.exe Allows authorized users to remotely access the Windows desktop using NetMeeting.
netdde.exe provide dynamic data exchange (DDE) network transmission and security features.
smlogsvc.exe configure performance logs and alerts.
rsvp.exe relying on quality of service (QoS) procedures and control applications to provide network signals and local communication control installation functions.
RsEng.exe coordination of services and management tools used to store less commonly used data.
RsFsa.exe manage the operation of remotely stored files.
grovel.exe Scan for duplicate files on a zero-backup storage (SIS) volume and point duplicate files to a data storage point to save disk space (only useful for NTFS file systems).
SCardSvr.ex management and access control of smart cards inserted in the computer smart card reader.
snmp.exe include agents can monitor the activity of network devices and report to the network console workstation.
snmptrap.exe Receive trap messages generated by local or remote SNMP agents, and then deliver the messages to the SNMP manager running on this computer.
UtilMan.exe start and configure accessibility tools from a window.
msiexec.exe According to the commands contained in the .MSI file to install, repair and remove software.
Summary: The secret to discovering suspicious processes is to look at the list of processes in the Task Manager. After reading more, you can find the suspicious process at a glance, just like finding a stranger among a group of familiar people. same.
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