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I maintain a Windows network, with about 6 Windows 2003 Servers and 45 workstations (all running Windows XP Pro or Vista Business).
Occasionally our Internet connection gets bogged down.
Is there a program (shareware utility?) I can run from my computer that will (a) scan the network and (b) tell me who is hogging all the bandwidth? Maybe Joe on the second floor is streaming a video or Carol in the shipping department is downloading music.
Thanks
Occasionally our Internet connection gets bogged down.
Is there a program (shareware utility?) I can run from my computer that will (a) scan the network and (b) tell me who is hogging all the bandwidth? Maybe Joe on the second floor is streaming a video or Carol in the shipping department is downloading music.
Thanks
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> how are you sharing the network connection?
> do you use proxy? or direct router?
hi khaledf,
the gateway for all of my computers is my firewall.
from there, it's my router then the smartjack ;-)
> do you use proxy? or direct router?
hi khaledf,
the gateway for all of my computers is my firewall.
from there, it's my router then the smartjack ;-)
P2P, online streaming or downloading can easily consume most of your bandwidth.
I recommend you to use "WFilter Enterprise", which enables you to monitor all internet activities and bandwidth on a mirroring port of your switch.
You may check out this guide for more details:
http://blog.imfirewall.us/How+To+Monitor+Internet+Bandwidth.aspx
I recommend you to use "WFilter Enterprise", which enables you to monitor all internet activities and bandwidth on a mirroring port of your switch.
You may check out this guide for more details:
http://blog.imfirewall.us/How+To+Monitor+Internet+Bandwidth.aspx
do you use proxy? or direct router?