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Posted by Kayman on November 5, 2005, 1:59 am
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The screenshot in "HOSTS File FAQ - How do I know the HOSTS File is
working?" indicates the following:-
Pinging coolwebsearch.com [127.0.0.1]
But my Pinging to coolwebsearch.com indicates: [66.250.74.150]
Shouldn't my Pinging to coolwebsearch.com indicate the same
([127.0.0.1])number?
>
>> After pinging the coolwebsearch.com I compared my result with the
>> screenshot
>> and found some of the values are differ significantly.
>> My pinging results are as follows:
>>
>> Pinging coolwebsearch.com [66.250.74.150] with 32 bytes of data:
>> Reply from 66.250.74.150 : bytes = 32 time 325ms TTL = 42
>> Reply from 66.250.74.150 : bytes = 32 time 354ms TTL = 44
>> Reply from 66.250.74.150 : bytes = 32 time 357ms TTL = 44
>> Reply from 66.250.74.150 : bytes = 32 time 337ms TTL = 45
>>
>> Pinging statistics for 66.250.74.150 :
>> Packets: Sent = 4, Received = 4, Lost = <0%>,
>> Approximate round trip times in milli-seconds, Average = 343ms
>>
>> Could somebody please advise if these results are acceptable, thanks.
>>
>>
>>
> Well, since this doesn't tell you how far the roundtrip goes, how many
> nodes lie between your computer and the target, or how busy the line is, I
> can't say whether this is acceptable or not.
> I will tell you that the round trip time from my computer to the target
> was about 54 ms. That is through a DSL connection.
> Jim
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