Hi,
I'm a new CCNA holder and still a fresh starter. I whould like to the definitions of the following line after issuing the ping command. What does these figures mean?
" round-trip min/avg/max = 4/6/8 ms "
Riyadh.
Just what it says. The round trip time from the preceding set of pings had the following statistics:
Minimum Round Trip Time (RTT) 4ms Average RTT 6ms Maximum RTT 8 ms.
As for your other question: 4 packets are dropped somewhere. Could be anything. Is it ALWAYS passing with 500 and ALWAYS failing with 1000? Is it the first, last, or middle packets lost?
On 11.05.2005 07:35 snipped-for-privacy@yahoo.com wrote
Well, not so much to tell about. As you might have guessed "min" means "minimum", "avg" means "average" and "max" means "maximum". I.e. 4ms was the minimum round-trip time (rtt), 6ms was the average rtt and 8ms was the maximum rtt.
Note that some tools like MRTG
Arnold
Not very long. Are you getting a lot of 'No Reply's' ?
Hi,
The packets are dropping from the last countings. Yes it's always passing with the 500 counting and, always failing the 1000 mark. What could be the reason for this? How do i rectify this issue?
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