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I have a medium-sized network: 45 devices with printers, a couple of DC and W10 desktops. Last week all network went down at 21:30 and, since that day, all network goes down unless I disconnect one segment from it at same time (which looks a malignant pattern by the way). In that segment there is just a printer and a couple of PCs. I have checked all of them one by one by leaving only one up each night and thouht I had found the problematic desktop. Nevertheless, I factory reset it and network keeps failing (even when I disconnect it from the network). I am getting out of ideas to try and find the problem causing the network outage.

If I look at the network switch when the problem occurs, all lights blink fast and with a constant pattern similar to when you create a loop in a switch. At that moment, I cannot even ping other devices. Whenever I disconnect said segment, problem dissapears inmediately.

I have even thought of a DDoS from an internal node but I cannot find it :-(.

Any suggestions on how to proceed and what could cause such network flooding symptoms?

Thanks in advance

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Well, we finally found the cause. As I suspected, the cause was a DoS attack and one of our IP cameras or two where initiating attack at specific time slots.

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