Questions tagged [ping]

Ping is a mechanism to see if a remote host is reachable via an IP network

Ping is used to send an ICMP packet to a remote host. The ICMP type sent is an echo request, and the type the remote host will send back is an echo reply. Some firewalls or hosts may block ICMP, so ping should not be the only tool used for troubleshooting.

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Cannot ping through one of the network interfaces

Setup ubuntu linux VM ( virtual-box) is configured with two interfaces, eth0 and eth1. eth0 is on a bridged network and directly connected to external network. eth1 is on "nat network", which is also connected to external network. Problem Unable…
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Cannot ping remote server; how can I debug local networking misconfiguration vs my IP is blocked?

I manage a KVM VPS at 104.143.14.103 that for some reason cannot reach http://pecl.php.net. When I ping the IP address of the PECL server (104.236.228.160), to make sure that it isn't a DNS problem, and each time I get Destination Host…
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MTU problems? 'Request timed out'

I've been trying to figure out why some(very few) of the people who visit my site have random slowdowns and error pages('page cannot be loaded'). The random slowdowns and error pages never happen for me and most of the people who visit my site. The…
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Does a ping to 127.0.0.1 hit the network card? Which RFC / standard states that?

I recently did an exam where one of the questions stated that you can run ping 127.0.0.1 on a computer to verify if its network card is working. I have already read on multiple sources that this actually only guarantees that the networking software…
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Transatlantic Ping respond times

Not sure if this the the right place to ask the question. But has anyone had any experience with ping response times or knows of an good to average response time for transatlantic traffic? we have an application which drops it's connection if it…
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What is the difference between ping and tracert?

I basically know the difference in my head but I'm having trouble formulating it on paper. If someone could tell me a little more detailed explanation about the two I'd really appreciate it. So basically my question is can someone give me a more…
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ping -a not resolving hostname for one host on Windows 7 client

ping -a 192.168.99.3 does not resolve hostname for vcl.nailit.lab, but does for other hosts on network like pfsense.nailit.lab. nslookup vcl.nailit.lab and ping vcl.nailit.lab work correctly. See output: C:\Users\Administrator.NAILIT>ping -a…
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Ping fails with the record route option

I'm having trouble with the record route (-R) option of the ping command in Linux. It appears that when I run the command without this option, I am able to receive a response from a range of servers (commercial websites like Google, Yahoo etc. as…
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Ping stops responding after the first line

I have a problem with the PING command on Windows 8.1. During a ping, the command returns no further output after sending the first ping request. For example: ping 192.168.1.200 Pinging 192.168.1.200 with 32 bytes of data Thanks for your…
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IPv6 address not available from outside

Since Hetzner pretty much doesn't give out any IPv4 addresses, no matter what the reason is, I decided to give IPv6 a try. These is the assigned IP address subnet mask IPs: 2a01:4f8:190:5112:: /64 Gateway: fe80::1 Useable IP…
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What IP addresses to use for monitor the availability of Internet connection?

I would like to check the availability of Internet connectivity by sending ICMP "echo request" messages to some IPv4 addresses. Those IPv4 addresses should be as reachable as possible in stability wise and they should not handle ICMP traffic as low…
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Linux network namespaces - ping fails on specific veth

I just started to exploring network namespaces. I try to implement the following simple setting following the article in http://www.opencloudblog.com/?p=42 +--------+ +-----------+ +--------+ | …
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OpenVPN and one way pings

Network configuration I have set up a network: Appropriate ports of computers in 192.168.87.0/24 are forwarded on TP-LINK router to be seen "all over the world". IP forwarding in enabled on OpenVPN server. I am able to connect from OfficeB from…
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Mellanox dual-port HCA, can ping if ib0 pair connected but not if only ib1 pair connected

I have installed 2 mellanox FDR dual-port ConnectX-3 HCA cards (CX354A), each to a separate machines. The machines are connected directly to each other (switchless configuration). Both ports on the cards are connected such that port1 is to port1 and…
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How to make sure unstable/ slow connection is due to ISP, not anything on my side

I have a software, PingPlotter that allows me to identify the latency, round trip time, packet loss and a lot of other network statistics. I want to use those statistics as a proof that my ISP is providing a lousy connection in my area. How to…
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