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something at my cousin's office is sucking up their bandwidth

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holden j caufield

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And they have no clue, it's just a SB with some accountants. I think maybe 10 PCs and randomly there are huge spikes that fill all of their bandwidth. What's the easiest way for them to track this down? A cheap packet sniffer?
 
holden j caufield said:
And they have no clue, it's just a SB with some accountants. I think maybe 10 PCs and randomly there are huge spikes that fill all of their bandwidth. What's the easiest way for them to track this down? A cheap packet sniffer?
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Simplest monitor I know is EtherApe.

Its free.

If you don't know how to use it. You can burn BackTrack to a DVD. Use that DVD to boot a machine on the network. Bring up your Ethernet Interface. Open a console window. Type "EtherApe".

Then, you should be able to see a graphical representation about what is going on with the network.

Best of luck,
Uno
 
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