Network Performance Testing

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Is there a way to determine in a network if and/or where a device(s) that
could be causing a performance degration are? Software in particular is
what I'm curious about.

 

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Software that is accessing the Network? OR???
There are network performance software packages available, but which to use
depends on the type of network you have.
From a command prompt, type ping 192.168.1.1 (or whatever the IP is of your
router/firewall/proxy server).
That will give you a very basic idea what you network is doing at the
moment.

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> Is there a way to determine in a network if and/or where a device(s) that
> could be causing a performance degration are? Software in particular is
> what I'm curious about.
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