Ping Testing
Ping Testing
TESTING
WHAT IS PING
WHAT IS PING
A PING (Packet Internet or Inter-Network Groper) is a simple Internet program that
allows a user to test and verify the existence of a specific destination IP address as well as
accept requests in computer network administration.
Ping is also used diagnostically to ensure that the host computer the user is attempting
to contact is operational. Ping can be used with any operating system (OS) that supports
networking, including the majority of embedded network administration software.
WHAT IS PING
To find the dot address, such as 205.245.172.72, for any given domain name, Windows
users can go to the command prompt screen (start/run/cmd) and enter ping xxxxxx.yyy,
where xxxxxx is the second-level domain name, like "whatis," and yyy is the top-level
domain name, like "com."
Importance of Ping
Testing
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Ping Command (Windows)
The following are some examples of ping command switches.
There are numerous switches available for the ping command that allow the default settings to be customized for more specific
purposes.
Ping Command (Windows)
The following are some examples of ping command switches.
There are numerous switches available for the ping command that allow the default settings to be customized for more specific
purposes.
How does ping works?
Ping sends an Internet Control Message Protocol
(ICMP) Echo Request to a network interface and then
waits for a response. When the ping command is
executed, a ping signal is sent to the specified address.
When the target host receives the echo request, it
responds with an echo reply packet.
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ACTIVITY
In this activity, you will design and make your own infographic about PING
TESTING. you will be graded based on the rubric.
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