Copying between 2 network devices

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Published on 2012-11-26T10:46:17Z Indexed on 2012/11/26 11:10 UTC
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My network has 3 devices - 1 PC and 2 other network devices (which could be PC, NAS, external hard drive etc)

If I want to copy data from one network device to another network device from my PC (using the copy and paste method (i.e right click a file, select copy and then right click into the destination folder and click paste) and therefore not using any tools that could be built into the network devices for such a transaction), does the data get routed via my PC or use my systems resources?

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