Beyound understanding PING problem
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hi friends, i am facing a problem like we i ping a node i got following response CAREFULLY see PING STATS Pinging 10.10.34.45 with 32 bytes of data: Destination Host Unreachable Destination Host Unreachable Destination Host Unreachable Destination Host Unreachable Ping statistics for 10.10.34.45: Packets: Sent = 4, Received = 4, Lost = 0 (0% loss), if node is not reachable how i am getting received packet.... and 0% loss plz help me solve this.. :sigh: Thanx for your valuable help optimus
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hi friends, i am facing a problem like we i ping a node i got following response CAREFULLY see PING STATS Pinging 10.10.34.45 with 32 bytes of data: Destination Host Unreachable Destination Host Unreachable Destination Host Unreachable Destination Host Unreachable Ping statistics for 10.10.34.45: Packets: Sent = 4, Received = 4, Lost = 0 (0% loss), if node is not reachable how i am getting received packet.... and 0% loss plz help me solve this.. :sigh: Thanx for your valuable help optimus
The received packet that it's talking about is the one coming back from the router explaining that there is no route to the destination network. No, it's not the original ping packet, but a valid pakcet did come back, so, yes, it's a "successful" receipt. If not packet had come back at all, that's the "Lost" packet.
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The received packet that it's talking about is the one coming back from the router explaining that there is no route to the destination network. No, it's not the original ping packet, but a valid pakcet did come back, so, yes, it's a "successful" receipt. If not packet had come back at all, that's the "Lost" packet.
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But no longer in 2009...thanx for reply .. but how can i solve this actually i hav written a script to ping 3000 node and depending on their error level it will find out which is unmanaged but due to above problem my script logic is not working .. i want that if node is not reachable no packet should be receive ... plz suggest... thanx
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thanx for reply .. but how can i solve this actually i hav written a script to ping 3000 node and depending on their error level it will find out which is unmanaged but due to above problem my script logic is not working .. i want that if node is not reachable no packet should be receive ... plz suggest... thanx
Standard Question #2: What does the code look like that is doing the pings?
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Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP Visual Developer - Visual Basic
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But no longer in 2009... -
hi friends, i am facing a problem like we i ping a node i got following response CAREFULLY see PING STATS Pinging 10.10.34.45 with 32 bytes of data: Destination Host Unreachable Destination Host Unreachable Destination Host Unreachable Destination Host Unreachable Ping statistics for 10.10.34.45: Packets: Sent = 4, Received = 4, Lost = 0 (0% loss), if node is not reachable how i am getting received packet.... and 0% loss plz help me solve this.. :sigh: Thanx for your valuable help optimus
Hi, if the PING utility, with all its options, does not satisfy your needs, you may have to create your own; you then could have a look at the System.Net.NetworkInformation.Ping class :)
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