Simple PING commands

Easy to follow examples to use PING to test your network connections to the internet, DNS, and your local area network.

The PING command is a software tool. It is inherently part of the Windows Operating system. It is accessed by opening the Command prompt in Windows (aka; CMD or DOS window).

Once inside the CMD prompt window, you can isssue the PING command in association with domain names, Internet IP addresses, or even local area network addresses.

While the use of PING is a "networking 101" type of concept, even the most advanced Networking professionals use it on a regular basis.

[ENZY]

These vids help great with my networking class!, keep them up!

[Felix-vehs]

if you type "-t" after the (for example) "ping 8.8.8.8" it will ping the address indefinitely - to stop it you have to press [Ctrl]+[C]

[SergioGarcia-gdti]

Thank you very much for these videos, very helpful...

[abdelkerimzakariaibedou]

How to ping a machine that is on the internet with machine?

[A.M..]

Great video and the point with supplemental knowledge that's very useful. thanks.

[abdelkerimzakariaibedou]

If I am in another country and I want to use a machine, how do I do it?

[stefvandenbussche]

when i ping my gateway i have 0% packetloss on google's aswell but when i play a game i have a lot of packetloss, could it be a issue from my provider?

[alexandersukhoi]

Keep these up! I mean the Networking hands on thing not this cmd stuff.

[davidsanchez]

-a with an IP address will test DNS name resolution.

[replykh]

Nice !
And you can even set packet size by using
-l [size]
and and and...
At all you can see the ping help list by using
ping /? 😅

[longtran]

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