Sorry, I obviously don't have access to pull the logs. And your argument is pointless.
If you want to argue that perhaps there really is not enough traffic to cause a slow down....that might be believable. But to argue that heavy traffic users can't slow down a network is just ignorance. This is just common sense.
One of my past IT jobs had issues where they thought the internet service wasn't sufficient. They even upgraded their service with their ISP. Then they hired me and after some researche it turned out they had allowed their e-mail server to be an open relay. The vast amount of e-mail traffic was causing major network slowdowns.
I've seen it happen and I've resolved the issue that caused it. I'm not going to go back to that company I worked for years ago to try to get some logs to prove it to you. If you prefer to ignore advice from others that know the subject better than you, then that's your perogative. Enjoy it.
If you want to argue that perhaps there really is not enough traffic to cause a slow down....that might be believable. But to argue that heavy traffic users can't slow down a network is just ignorance. This is just common sense.
One of my past IT jobs had issues where they thought the internet service wasn't sufficient. They even upgraded their service with their ISP. Then they hired me and after some researche it turned out they had allowed their e-mail server to be an open relay. The vast amount of e-mail traffic was causing major network slowdowns.
I've seen it happen and I've resolved the issue that caused it. I'm not going to go back to that company I worked for years ago to try to get some logs to prove it to you. If you prefer to ignore advice from others that know the subject better than you, then that's your perogative. Enjoy it.