PING Command - Troubleshooting Networks

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[@itsTraco]

​@@Hidden_Compound TTL = Time To Live. Every time your data packet is being forwarded by a router (so called "hop") this number will be decreased until it reaches the value zero. After that the packet is being dropped which will end in a request time out. Bytes = A unit of measurement in IT. 1 Byte equals to 8 bit. A bit is the smallest size of information, it can be either 0 or 1. This has got to do with the dual number system (aka binary numbers) as opposed to the decimal number system (0 to 9, every other number is a combination of those). In this case it is the size of our ping request data packet. Time = Literally the time that has passed to get back to you. Measured in milliseconds (1/1000 of a second). That is the best explanation I can come up with. Hope it helps a little. :)

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0:36 Pinging IP Address of Host 1:44 No Reply Back From Server 2:22 Some Packets Loss (Not all packets come back) 3:33 Destination Host Unreachable 6:13 Loopback Test 6:49 DNS Name Resolution Issue ( `ipconfig /flushdns` and `ping /?` )

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Great videos! One thing i have always tried to train people on is ping. Sometimes, i find it hard to get techs to understand that ping isn’t the 100% black and white but more as a troubleshooting tool to be used with other information. In my office, we joke about the “its not dns” the way that Dr House refers to lupus. It’s never DNS until it is DNS. Lol

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Pretty good. Lacking in one respect. I remember the first time I needed to test an iSCSI environment. You mention the switches without giving the viewer any idea why you would need switches. In my case, I needed to test the jumbo frame communications between devices. It took me a bit of research before I found that I could use the -size parameter of ping to test it. I get it that your target audience isn't someone that will have any clue about jumbo frames. But it can be useful information.

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Very interesting, thank you for sharing this knowledge! At 3:07, you say ..or it could be a bad networkcard or bad 'connections'. To what connections are you refering?

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[@xdragon2k]

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.