Ping Test

Ping is a network utility that tests connectivity between your computer and a destination host. It sends small data packets and measures how long they take to reach the destination and return, helping diagnose network issues.

What it measures:

  • • Round-trip time (RTT) for each packet
  • • Packet loss percentage
  • • Minimum, average, and maximum response times
  • • Time To Live (TTL) values
  • • Network connectivity status

Common uses:

  • • Test if a host is reachable
  • • Measure network latency and performance
  • • Troubleshoot connectivity issues
  • • Verify network configuration
  • • Monitor network stability over time
How it works: Sends ICMP (Internet Control Message Protocol) echo request packets to the destination. The destination responds with echo reply packets, allowing measurement of round-trip time and packet loss.

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