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Months later, the architecture firm’s director calls you to help troubleshoot a network...

Months later, the architecture firm’s director calls you to help troubleshoot a network problem. Their network is experiencing such heavy traffic that performance across the LAN is suffering. They suspect that one device is issuing a barrage of requests, perhaps due to a software application malfunctioning, a security breach, or a virus. However, they are unable to identify the problem node. Using your knowledge of TCP/IP utilities, what command(s) would you use to identify the troublesome computer’s IP address and host name? What single command would give you the most information about where traffic is slowing?

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