Jup . Spend my last 60 myhtril on 4 cult of three lateley . so now i have to save . <| sep |> Here lies PMMEURKIDNEYS . Astronaut , Billionaire , Entrepreneur , Island Owner , Global Explorer , World Champion Athlete , Compulsive Liar . <| sep |> Wait , you can play ffbe on PC ? How ? <| sep |> There are plenty of people who are naturally talented who never find out because they never really try to do a certain thing . You can even appear bad at something , but then with a little bit of practice find out your pretty good <| sep |> Since it sounds like you don ' t have tools in place that can give you a clear picture of the state of the network . I ' d cobble something together to build that picture . Look at PRTG . It ' s free if you use less than 100 sensors . Your routers switches should support SNMP and report back to PRTG how much data is going though your ELAN circuit . This should tell you if the ELAN circuit is saturated or not . If it is , the next step is to setup a port mirror . Mirror the port on the switch the ELAN is plugged into . With Wireshark looking at the mirror , you ' ll see what data is actually going over the ELAN . This should give you enough data to figure out the root cause of the problem .