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Windows Server 2008 File Services
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Windows Server 2008 File Services

by Microsoft, Inc.
May 2008
Intermediate to advanced
30 pages
1h 21m
English
Microsoft, Inc.
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Network Capacity Job Aid

Use this job aid to calculate capacity of network connections required for file servers. Assumptions used in this job aid are:

  • Clients will access or save a file on average once each minute.

  • The minimum acceptable file read/write performance is approximately 8 seconds per megabyte.

Number of clients accessing server at a given time 45
Average file size in Megabytes 2.3
Network throughput required (‘Number of clients’ x ‘file size’) / 60 1.725 Mbps

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