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identify traffic spikes.

David Harrison1

Hi all, is there a way to identify temporary traffic spikes?

I'm guessing its someone downloading a large file or streaming something, but I just wondered if my XG 210 would be able to show me which internal IP was performing the download.

tia

Dave



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    Hi David Harrison1

    Please Go to MONITOR & ANALYZE--->Reports and check if you can dig the reports causing the issue.

    Check Reports under Dashboard for Traffic Dashboard,  Executive Reports, Security Dashboard 

    Check  Application And Web Reports and so on to find the root causing the issue 

    You can check Live Connection under  MONITOR & ANALYZE-->Diagnostic-->Live Connection and check for unwanted application 

    Hope this might help 

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  • +1 in reply to Bharat J

    in the past we found out, it's almost impossible to identify the root cause of spikes. you can only check whats going on, when it's still running.

    without external SNMP monitoring, you'll not be able to identify the device.

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