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prtg can measure per switch port, certainly not by wifi client MAC addresses...
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prtg can measure per switch port, certainly not by wifi client MAC addresses...

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prtg and appears to do what i need
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I would like to perform an Analysis for our WAN, LAN and wifi. &nbsp;More specifically I would like to understand:<br />
a. What is my current connection capability (What is 100% of my WAN, Wifi and LAN)<br />
b. What is my max, average and standard deviation of the usage during &quot;office hours&quot;<br />
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Is there a tool that would help me collect and analyze this information and makes it easy to read and digest to non-technical people?<br />
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My topology is:<br />
AT&amp;T fiber (10mb/10mb) connection<br />
Cisco RV320 router<br />
Two Cisco SG300 52 port &nbsp;<br />
One Cisco SG10P<br />
Two Cisco WAP321access points<br />
Four Window Servers<br />
40 desktops<br />
10 laptops<br />
5 tablets
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I would like to perform an Analysis for our WAN, LAN and wifi.  More specifically I would like to understand:
a. What is my current connection capability (What is 100% of my WAN, Wifi and LAN)
b. What is my max, average and standard deviation of the usage during "office hours"

Is there a tool that would help me collect and analyze this information and makes it easy to read and digest to non-technical people?

My topology is:
AT&T fiber (10mb/10mb) connection
Cisco RV320 router
Two Cisco SG300 52 port  
One Cisco SG10P
Two Cisco WAP321access points
Four Window Servers
40 desktops
10 laptops
5 tablets

WAN, LAN and WiFi analysis

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