PING and TRACERT (traceroute) networking commands

PING and TRACERT (traceroute) networking command line tools (cmd). How to ping websites. How to use the tracert command.

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[ManfMeans]

It should be noted that the "tracert" command is Windows-OS specific. Mac OS X and Linux distros use "traceroute"
Same functionality is provided though!

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[sameer]

Ping and tracert use ICMP (Internet Control Message Protocol). This protocol is primarily for network error reporting. Ping uses port 7. So it means if port 7 is blocked anywhere on the way, the ping will fail with destination not reachable. So ping does not always help to check if the remote device is up. Even if a ping fails, other applications using ports other than port 7 may still work. Ping is a very basic check utility.

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nice you keep it simple, I am amazed i talk to AT&T techs and many have no clue about trace routing, it's so basic, and i keep telling AT&T that they need to upgrade and update their internal networks, that have been using the same equipment for over the last decade. it's usually were their slowdowns are, before the packet connects to the internet backbone.

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