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Network disconnect between 2 DC's for SQL server
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Planned maintenance scheduled April 17/18, 2019 at 00:00UTC (8:00pm US/Eastern)
Come Celebrate our 10 Year Anniversary!Does Always On in Sql Server 2016 work better with Windows Server 2016?SQL Server 2016 - Server crashSQL on Server Core pitfallsMS SQL Server Errors/secDoes SQL Server 2016 Support Windows Server 2016 Essentials?SQL Server 2016: Invisible AliasSQL Server 2016 Install entering Single User ModeIs Windows able to run Disk Optimize with SQL Server running?Sql Server shows as running process but does not show in Services PanelWhat may increase the latency 3-4 times for SQL FCI the database?
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We are trying to resolve NW latency issue for one of our new build servers which is not yet live but migrated databases for testing in SQL2016 on windows 2016 with mirroring setup
Instance A - Total 10 TB databases with P in DC1
Instance b - Mirror with A in DC2
Distance between DC1 and DC2 is approx 20 miles, so not really a DR but works.
During the mirroring we see random disconnects though send and restore rate seems to be better.
Even though i am working with my NW engineers for some time now , but wanted an opinion of what might be going wrong here
When i ping SQL Virtual name say instance A from DC1 to DC2 instance B, for say 30 mins, there is almost 2 to 3% loss of packets. Around lost = 10 to 15 on avg. Mirror time out p[partner is default 10, should changing this mean anything if there is a drop in packets and how much can be acceptable ?
Load- Just random 50 GB load and nothing major
networking windows-server-2016 sql-server-2016
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We are trying to resolve NW latency issue for one of our new build servers which is not yet live but migrated databases for testing in SQL2016 on windows 2016 with mirroring setup
Instance A - Total 10 TB databases with P in DC1
Instance b - Mirror with A in DC2
Distance between DC1 and DC2 is approx 20 miles, so not really a DR but works.
During the mirroring we see random disconnects though send and restore rate seems to be better.
Even though i am working with my NW engineers for some time now , but wanted an opinion of what might be going wrong here
When i ping SQL Virtual name say instance A from DC1 to DC2 instance B, for say 30 mins, there is almost 2 to 3% loss of packets. Around lost = 10 to 15 on avg. Mirror time out p[partner is default 10, should changing this mean anything if there is a drop in packets and how much can be acceptable ?
Load- Just random 50 GB load and nothing major
networking windows-server-2016 sql-server-2016
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We are trying to resolve NW latency issue for one of our new build servers which is not yet live but migrated databases for testing in SQL2016 on windows 2016 with mirroring setup
Instance A - Total 10 TB databases with P in DC1
Instance b - Mirror with A in DC2
Distance between DC1 and DC2 is approx 20 miles, so not really a DR but works.
During the mirroring we see random disconnects though send and restore rate seems to be better.
Even though i am working with my NW engineers for some time now , but wanted an opinion of what might be going wrong here
When i ping SQL Virtual name say instance A from DC1 to DC2 instance B, for say 30 mins, there is almost 2 to 3% loss of packets. Around lost = 10 to 15 on avg. Mirror time out p[partner is default 10, should changing this mean anything if there is a drop in packets and how much can be acceptable ?
Load- Just random 50 GB load and nothing major
networking windows-server-2016 sql-server-2016
asked Apr 10 at 0:29
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We are trying to resolve NW latency issue for one of our new build servers which is not yet live but migrated databases for testing in SQL2016 on windows 2016 with mirroring setup
Instance A - Total 10 TB databases with P in DC1
Instance b - Mirror with A in DC2
Distance between DC1 and DC2 is approx 20 miles, so not really a DR but works.
During the mirroring we see random disconnects though send and restore rate seems to be better.
Even though i am working with my NW engineers for some time now , but wanted an opinion of what might be going wrong here
When i ping SQL Virtual name say instance A from DC1 to DC2 instance B, for say 30 mins, there is almost 2 to 3% loss of packets. Around lost = 10 to 15 on avg. Mirror time out p[partner is default 10, should changing this mean anything if there is a drop in packets and how much can be acceptable ?
Load- Just random 50 GB load and nothing major
networking windows-server-2016 sql-server-2016
networking windows-server-2016 sql-server-2016
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