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AlwaysOn Availability Groups Generate Network Traffic with No User Activity
Kevin Cox SQL Server
Author: Kevin Cox Contributors: Min He,Steve Lindell Reviewers: Sanjay Mishra, Juergen Thomas, Jimmy May Creating an availability group needs pings and status checks across the different servers involved. This accounts for approximately 500 bytes per database in the group. The PerfMon counter...
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Maximizing SQL Server Throughput with RSS Tuning
Kun Cheng
Author : Kun Cheng Reviewers : Thomas Kejser, Curt Peterson, James Podgorski, Christian Martinez, Mike Ruthruff Receive-Side Scaling (RSS) was introduced in Windows 2003 to improve Windows scalability to handle heavy network traffic, which is typically the case for SQL Server OLTP workload. For...
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26 Sep 2011
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