How to Ping a VPS (Linux and Windows) ?
Ping is a useful tool for checking if a server is online and responsive to outside connections.
With certain exceptions, a server will always ping when it is online and available.
To ping a VPS or other server :
Open Command Prompt on Windows, or Terminal on Mac OS X / Linux.
Enter the IP address of the remote server with the ping command:
On Windows, you can append the command as follows to ping the server indefinitely:
A successful ping will return information about the packet size, TTL, and round-trip transmission time, ending in an MS (millisecond) value.
Unsuccessful (offline) pings will return as Destination host unreachable, Connection timed out, or something similar.
With certain exceptions, a server will always ping when it is online and available.
To ping a VPS or other server :
Open Command Prompt on Windows, or Terminal on Mac OS X / Linux.
Enter the IP address of the remote server with the ping command:
ping 0.0.0.0On Windows, you can append the command as follows to ping the server indefinitely:
ping -t 0.0.0.0A successful ping will return information about the packet size, TTL, and round-trip transmission time, ending in an MS (millisecond) value.
Unsuccessful (offline) pings will return as Destination host unreachable, Connection timed out, or something similar.
Updated on: 20/06/2022
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