5 Signs You Have a Network Poltergeist

If your network is suddenly more difficult to manage, it may be a sign of the network poltergeist. Here are five ways to determine if your network is haunted — just in time for Halloween.

Jason Baudreau

October 31, 2018

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5 Signs You Have a Network Poltergeist

Difficulty documenting, troubleshooting, and securing the network – paired with everchanging complexity – can make it seem like your network has a mind of its own. But as Halloween approaches, what signs should network teams look for to know if their network is behaving properly or showing signs of a network poltergeist?

While your network doesn’t have a head (or a body to spin it around), there are several ways to examine if your system is truly haunted. Click through our slideshow, if you dare, to determine if you have a network poltergeist.

About the Author

Jason Baudreau

Jason Baudreau

Jason Baudreau is a director of product atNetBrain Technologies.Prior to joining NetBrain, Jason was a Sr. Systems Engineer at RaytheonNetworkCentric Systems where he developed, implemented, and managednetworks for several customers including The United States Army and The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey. Jason has experience in multiple facets of engineering including design, system integration, and troubleshooting complex systems. Jason holds a BS in Electrical & Computer Engineering from Northeastern University and an MS in Systems Engineering from Worcester Polytechnic Institute.

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