Network traffic of an End-User Experience Monitoring (EEM) Robot

Dear Experts,
our company is currently using three EEM-Robots in different countries.
After one month we noticed, that the network traffic of the robots is quite high (one robot used about 8 GB in one month).
So I checked the configuration of the robots:
Every Robot runs about five scripts, which are executed every ten minutes. Therefore every robot exectues 30 scripts in one hour.
There are four SAPGUI Scripts and one http-script. Every Script (besides the http-Script) is collecting the system data (bold letters in the monitoring) and the trace level low (parameter trace.e2etracelevel = 0).
So I start measuring the network traffic. I observed the connection with Wireshark:
The robot uses in average 4000 Byte per second, which equates to 9,66 GByte for one month.
After stopping every script and rebooting the robot, I measured the traffic again.
The robot uses without executing a script in average 820 Byte per second, which equates to 2 GByte for one month.
Are there some settings I overlooked, possibilities to decrease the network traffic?
Is that size of network traffic within the normal range?
Regards
Alex
Edited by: Alexander Beck on Jan 11, 2012 10:57 AM

Hi Beck,
I am also working on End user experience monitoring.
I want to in depth details in End User Experience Monitoring. If you have screen shots please share for me.
Regards
Balaji
Edited by: Balaji Rao Bhoomraogari on Jan 18, 2012 12:19 PM

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Average:         sit0      0.00      0.00      0.00      0.00      0.00      0.00      0.00Do you think its the similar with the eh0stat.sh you gave me? do you think I have to use this one instead? or do you think this one is more accurate? :)
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