Ping (TCP/IP)
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Ping is a built-in Windows command-line network utility that uses ICMP Echo Request and Echo Reply messages to test reachability and measure round-trip time between the local host and a target IP address or hostname. It is commonly used for basic network diagnostics, verifying connectivity, detecting packet loss, and measuring latency.
On Microsoft Windows, the ping command is included as part of the TCP/IP suite and is run from Command Prompt or PowerShell. Advanced uses include specifying pac...
On Microsoft Windows, the ping command is included as part of the TCP/IP suite and is run from Command Prompt or PowerShell. Advanced uses include specifying pac...
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Ping (TCP/IP)
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