Network analysis for packet drop over LAN

hello I'm a network engineer Cisco CCNP Enterprise certified. i have hands-on experience in real projects with troubleshooting against loops on LANs. i have one question, which type of switches are you using? contact me for more details thanks

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Hi Since you are using unmanaged switches there are possibility of ARP flooding in the network.. Could you please tell me whether you have flat network or using multiple subnets for each dept.

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Hi Bidder, I seen your recent post related to network analysis for overcome network latency or network loop. I may help you through understanding your network in depth with approaching right process or method with necessary security parameter to solve this issues. I am network security engineer with fundamental professional on both aspect of domain. We shall analysis network in depth and will try to find out any tcp/udp/icmp floods. Looking forward for your reply to discuss further in this project..

Hello I can help with your question, please tell us more? Skills available Linux/Unix/FreeBSD Windows Networks (Cisco Mikrotik etc) Information Security Do you have a firewall? More data about your network is needed. Best Regards Anton