500ms – New Round Trip Latency Supported For DAG…

ByRajith Enchiparambil

Until recently, the maximum round trip latency you should have was 250ms for a DAG across datacentres, to have it supported by Microsoft. This has now been doubled and the new supported latency is 500ms. This was stressed in the Technet event held in Australia recently. Microsoft still recommends to have a lower latency to…

Until recently, the maximum round trip latency you should have was 250ms for a DAG across datacentres, to have it supported by Microsoft. This has now been doubled and the new supported latency is 500ms. This was stressed in the Technet event held in Australia recently.

Microsoft still recommends to have a lower latency to have a better performance. The slide below from the Technet video explains the new support stance.

DAG Support Latency

Rajith Enchiparambil

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2 Comments

  1. How do I measure the latency between DAG members?

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    1. Rajith Enchiparambil says:

      Your network team should be able to help you Samuel

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