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How do I monitor bandwidth used by SQL Server on port 1433?
Much sooner you will have problems from the interrupt rate of the network card, not from the throughput. …
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How to isolate that network is issue of bad query performance
Anyway, the paper has specific advice on how to identify Network as a bottleneck. … Note that well designed applications seldom are affected by network bandwith. Short of special ETL scenarions, a high bandwith requirement is an indication of bad app design, not of network problems. …
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