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 * Familiarity with command-line tools
 
+* To collect performance information on a remote machine without Visual Studio installed, install the [Performance Tools for Visual Studio](https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/downloads#remote-tools-for-visual-studio-2019) on the remote machine. The version of the tools must match your version of Visual Studio.
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 ## Collect performance data
 
 Profiling using the Visual Studio Diagnostics CLI tools works by attaching the profiling tool, along with one of the collector agents, to a process. When you attach the profiling tool, you begin a diagnostic session that captures and stores profiling data until the tool is stopped, at which point that data is exported into a *.diagsession* file. Then you can open this file in Visual Studio to analyze results.
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 For convenience, you can store that information in an agent configuration file. The configuration file is a *.json* file that contains at minimum the name of the *.dll* and its COM CLSID. Here are the example configuration files that you can find in the following folder:
 
-```<Visual Studio installation folder>\2019\Preview\Team Tools\DiagnosticsHub\Collector\AgentConfigs\```
+```<Visual Studio installation folder>Team Tools\DiagnosticsHub\Collector\AgentConfigs\```
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+Please see the following links to agent configuration files:
+- https://aka.ms/vs/diaghub/agentconfig/cpubase
+- https://aka.ms/vs/diaghub/agentconfig/cpuhigh
+- https://aka.ms/vs/diaghub/agentconfig/cpulow
+- https://aka.ms/vs/diaghub/agentconfig/database
+- https://aka.ms/vs/diaghub/agentconfig/dotnetasyncbase
+- https://aka.ms/vs/diaghub/agentconfig/dotnetallocbase
+- https://aka.ms/vs/diaghub/agentconfig/dotnetalloclow
 
 * CpuUsage configurations (Base/High/Low), which corresponds to data collected for the [CPU Usage](../profiling/cpu-usage.md) profiling tool.
 * DotNetObjectAlloc configurations (Base/Low), which corresponds to data collected for the [.NET Object Allocation tool](https://devblogs.microsoft.com/visualstudio/visual-studio-2017-version-15-8-preview-3/#tooling).