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Lan problems

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in windows environment how to findout the problematic computer on the lan. The case is that sometime the system connects dns server off and on. Some computer creating problem and continuesly sending malacious information on the net and the local area networking goes slow and slow. What is the solution even the trend micro antivirus licenced version is also installed and running.

Name: paulsep
Date: June 6, 2009 at 06:43:17 Pacific

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Depending on the environment and how many pc are running, use a sniffer program to figure out, which pc generates so much traffic. If there are only a few PCs running, let's say up to 5, you can go to each PC and check it out by yourself. Please send a reply, if you solved the problem !!!

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Name: picohat
Date: June 6, 2009 at 11:41:13 Pacific

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You can install this wireshark network sniffer to find out the PC that generates malicious traffic. picoHat Home Network, Wireless Network Help

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