Pinger Server

Benefits

• Ping places a unique sequence number on each packet it transmits, and reports which sequence numbers it receives back. Thus, you can determine if packets have been dropped, duplicated, or reordered
• Ping checksums each packet it exchanges. You can detect some forms of damaged packets
• Ping places a timestamp in each packet, which is echoed back and can easily be used to compute how long each packet exchange took - the Round Trip Time (RTT)
• Ping reports other ICMP messages that might otherwise get buried in the system software. It reports, for example, if a router is declaring the target host unreachable

Pinger Server is a system administrator's tool, used to see if a computer is operating or if network connections are intact. Ping should be your first stop for network troubleshooting. Pinger Server uses the Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP) Echo function to send a small packet through the network to a particular IP address. If the connections are good and the target computer is up, a good return packet will be received. Additionally, Pinger Server can be used to test out name resolution. If the packet bounces back when sent to the IP address but not when sent to the name, then the system is having a problem matching the name to the IP address.

 

Each Pinger Server ships with the RLJL MasterComm™. This allows the user to build Button Objects using the RLJL Language to take any special action needed beyond the notifications provided by the Pinger Server on a ping failure event.

 

Complete server will be drop shipped to location with software installed.
Minimal customization required!

 

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