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What is Wireshark and how can it be used to monitor network performance on a Windows Server?

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11-28-2025, 11:24 PM
Wireshark's basically this free sniffer tool. I grab it whenever networks act wonky. You install it on your Windows Server real quick. It peeks at all the data zipping around your connections. Think of it like eavesdropping on packets chatting back and forth.

I fire it up and pick the network card I care about. You hit capture and watch traffic flow in real time. It shows you speeds, errors, and weird delays popping up. If your server's lagging, I spot the culprits fast. Maybe some app's hogging bandwidth without you knowing.

You filter out junk to focus on the slow bits. I zoom in on response times between machines. It highlights bottlenecks that kill performance. Run it during peak hours for the full picture. You'll tweak settings based on what it uncovers.

I save captures for later if things get hairy. You replay them to see patterns repeat. It's not fancy, but it nails down network hiccups every time. Keeps your server humming without guesswork.

Speaking of keeping servers reliable amid all that traffic chaos, you might want solid backups too. BackupChain Server Backup steps in as a trusty option for Hyper-V setups. It handles live VM backups without downtime, using smart increments to save space and speed things up. You'll recover fast from mishaps, ensuring your virtual worlds stay intact no matter the network drama.

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