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<a href="http://www.solarwinds.com/server-application-monitor.aspx" rel="ugc">http://www.solarwinds.com/server-application-monitor.aspx</a>
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http://www.solarwinds.com/server-application-monitor.aspx [http://www.solarwinds.com/server-application-monitor.aspx]

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if you have a layer 2 switch then you can do port mirroring on your internet wan port. i use Languardian from <a href="https://www.netfort.com/" rel="ugc">https://www.netfort.com/</a>&nbsp;to monitor applications and users from bandwith hoggers<br />
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download the iso and setup is pretty simple. 30 day trial is enough time to see who is hogging it all.
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if you have a layer 2 switch then you can do port mirroring on your internet wan port. i use Languardian from https://www.netfort.com/ [https://www.netfort.com/] to monitor applications and users from bandwith hoggers

download the iso and setup is pretty simple. 30 day trial is enough time to see who is hogging it all.

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#Bryant Schaper Any suggestion on what port/protocol to use in Wireshark? or, in a different way, how can I identify SAP Business One app in Wireshark?
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#Bryant Schaper Any suggestion on what port/protocol to use in Wireshark? or, in a different way, how can I identify SAP Business One app in Wireshark?

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I would look for heavy traffic to and from the SAP servers, not sure of port. &nbsp;You could google it.
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I would look for heavy traffic to and from the SAP servers, not sure of port.  You could google it.

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Hi,<br />
I have a little company that has 2Mb of bandwidth in an MPLS. Today, it is very slow for employees to work. There are several applications there but my suspect is the SAP Business One application that probably have persistent connection to the server, but how can I make sure it is that app the one that is consuming 99.9% of bandwidth?
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Hi,
I have a little company that has 2Mb of bandwidth in an MPLS. Today, it is very slow for employees to work. There are several applications there but my suspect is the SAP Business One application that probably have persistent connection to the server, but how can I make sure it is that app the one that is consuming 99.9% of bandwidth?

How can I check what Application is consuming our bandwidth?

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