PING Command – Troubleshooting Networks

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• so how do i find the ip address of a host?

• The ping tool also have that response time reading in ms. That is helpful in determining if there are latency between you and the service you're trying to use. It can also be used in finding out whether the latency problem is internal to your LAN or external on the Internet (useful before you're calling your ISP). To determine, ping your destination on the Internet. See if the latency is above what you're expecting. If it is, then also ping your default gateway. See if the response time there is above what is normal. If the default gateway ping looks normal then the problem is external (or someone is using the connection to its capacity). If your default gateway ping is awful, then you know the problem is internal.

• Please what animation app do you u use

• is ping part of ICMP ?

• i cant understand what u r talking about but i like your videos 🙂

• How about config and tracart

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• Best ping video ever ❤

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• This was awesome. Thanks for the clear and concise videos!

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• Absolutely brilliant sir,so clear and understandeble,thankyou so much indeed.😊

• Brilliant help😊

• Please provide in hindi language

• Local host test is fun

• Packet loss is the problem

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