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X-Ping.CGI

Ver 1.0.2.0

X-Ping.CGI

Software :- X-Ping.CGI

Publisher :- Bassam Issa

WebSite :- www.techsupportonline.net

Price :- Free

Version :- 1.0.2.0

Platform :- Windows Vista, Windows 7

Requirements :- .NET Framework Ver 4.0

Description

This utility is a replacement to the command line version of ping command that comes with windows. Its main feature is that it uses a graphical interface relieving the user from typing the ping command in text format in the Windows Command Prompt. The results of the ping are displayed on the side in an easy to understand manner. The user also has the option of saving the ping results in a text file for later inspection or in case they need to be sent via email to your tech support team for off site analyses.

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How To Use

Once the utility is up and running enter the desired IP address you wish to ping on the top right Text Box, near the label “IP Address”. The utility has two flavors of Ping, a Regular Ping, and a Continuous Ping. Like the text mode ping the Regular Ping will only send 4 ICMP requests and display the results. The Continuous Ping has an upper limit of 1,000 consecutive ICMP Pings, that number can be changed from the Tools - Options Menu either to be increased or decreased accordingly. If you wish to stop the Continuous Ping before it finishes its run you can simply press the “Stop” button, this will halt the ping run but the program itself will not exit. To exit the program all together simply press the “END” Button.

Under the “File” menu you also have the option of saving the ping data in a text file just in case you need them for later analyses or comparison, or in case you need to send the data to your technical support team via E-mail.

The Results

On the right hand side you get detailed statistical results of you ping requests.

Maximum :- Is the ping with the highest round trip time

in ms.

Minimum :- Is the ping with the lowest round trip time in

ms.

Average :- Is the Average time of all the pings sent in

ms.

Packets Sent :- The total number of ICMP requests sent to the

target IP.

Packets Received :- The number of successful ping / ICMP requests.

Packets Lost :- The number of pings /ICMP requests that failed.

% Loss :- The pings / ICMP lost in percent format of all

the total pings sent.

TTL :- The number of hops (routers / firewalls) it

took to reach the target. It is preferable

that this number stay consistent otherwise

it means your packets are taking multiple

routes to reach the target.

Donations

Even though this utility is free of charge we do appreciate your donations to keep enhancing this software and keep bringing you new products. Donations can be paid using your Bitcoin Wallet for any amount of your choice. Bitcoin donations can be sent to the following address :-

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