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* Do you know the TOP protocols? Endpoints in a network can experience increased and unexpected traffic such as large Windows updates. By clicking on the protocol you can see which IPs generated this traffic. | * Do you know the TOP protocols? Endpoints in a network can experience increased and unexpected traffic such as large Windows updates. By clicking on the protocol you can see which IPs generated this traffic. | ||
* Do you know the TOP IP addresses? For example, there may be several backups running at the same time, which burden | * Do you know the TOP IP addresses? For example, there may be several backups running at the same time, which burden the link and internal servers. | ||
* Do you know the TOP | * Do you know the TOP MAC addresses? If, for example, significant multicast or broadcast traffic appears here; this can indicate loops or similar issues, and a packet storm can place a heavy burden on a network. | ||
* Is there a high TCP retransmission rate of more than 3 percemt compared with similar periods? This can indicate a network segment overload such as the WLAN or an end device. | * Is there a high TCP retransmission rate of more than 3 percemt compared with similar periods? This can indicate a network segment overload such as the WLAN or an end device. | ||
* Is there extremely low or no network traffic during this period? This may indicate link problems such as no connection to the Internet or to another network node. | * Is there extremely low or no network traffic during this period? This may indicate link problems such as no connection to the Internet or to another network node. | ||
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Here, the computer "nb-nina.allegro" generated both uploads and downloads | Here, the computer "nb-nina.allegro" generated both uploads and downloads | ||
to Dropbox with rates up to 40 | to Dropbox with rates up to 40 MBit/s. This can lead to user disruption caused by | ||
the uploads and downloads, allowing you to take further action. | the uploads and downloads, allowing you to take further action. | ||