Ping Tool

Check the response time and availability of any website or server.

Enter Website or IP Address:

Options:

Number of Pings:

Timeout (seconds):

Include Traceroute Resolve Hostname

Results for

Status

IP Address

Avg Response

Packet Loss

#	Time	Response Time	Status

Minimum:

Maximum:

Average:

Std. Deviation:

Hop	IP Address	Hostname	Response Time

Record Type	Value	TTL

About the Ping Tool

This free tool helps you check the response time and connectivity of any website or server. Ping is a basic network diagnostic tool that measures the round-trip time for packets sent from your computer to a destination server and back.

What is Ping?

Ping sends Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP) Echo Request packets to a target server and waits for a response. It reports the time taken for each packet to make the round trip, providing valuable information about network latency and connectivity.

Understanding Ping Results:

Response Time: The time it takes for a packet to travel to the destination and back (measured in milliseconds)
Packet Loss: The percentage of packets that didn't receive a response
Minimum/Maximum/Average: The fastest, slowest, and average response times
Standard Deviation: Indicates the consistency of the connection (lower values indicate more stable connections)

What is Traceroute?

Traceroute shows the path that packets take to reach the destination server, revealing all the intermediate routers (hops) along the way. This is useful for identifying where network issues occur in the connection path.

Common Uses:

Website Availability: Check if a website or server is online and responsive
Connection Quality: Evaluate the quality and stability of your network connection
Network Troubleshooting: Identify network issues and pinpoint where packet loss or delays occur
Server Performance: Monitor server response times and network latency
Gaming Latency: Check ping times to gaming servers to assess potential lag

Interpreting Response Times:

< 30ms: Excellent (ideal for real-time applications)
30-50ms: Very good
50-100ms: Good (acceptable for most applications)
100-300ms: Fair (noticeable delay in some applications)
> 300ms: Poor (significant delay)

Privacy Information

This tool performs ping and traceroute operations through our server. We do not store the hosts you check or any data collected during these operations. All processing is done securely.