Why not monitor packets and sniff out the possible culprit? -----Original Message----- From: Freitas, Eduardo [mailto:Eduardo.Freitas@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] Sent: 28 June 2004 19:10 To: 'windows2000@xxxxxxxxxxxxx' Subject: [windows2000] Network Problems Hello everyone, In the past few weeks I have migrated two sites to a corporate wide domain. Those sites were part of a local domain which was demoted and all machines joined the corporate domain. Unfortunately, this sites have 64 kbps links to our network and no domain controllers nearby. I was checking out the bandwidth utilization report and I have noticed that at both sites bandwidth utilization have climbed off the chart (4 to 5 times higher than before) right after the migration until today. My question is: What could cause this to happen? Is this normal "domain" traffic? SUS was also installed on those server and it never managed to synchronize the server... Even during a whole weekend... Maybe SUS was monopolizing the bandwidth and that's why it never got better... Regards, Eduardo