[[UE]Milan]

When i try it in a server hosted in My friends Computer,why?

[Mrkrabz]

If you are pinging his home IP. ISP's commonly stop you pinging there IP's. That or his router blocks it.

[[UE]Milan]

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Originally Posted by Mrkrabz If you are pinging his home IP. ISP's commonly stop you pinging there IP's. That or his router blocks it.

Which port should be open to ping it?

[Mrkrabz]

None it uses icmp echo packets. echo-request is most likely blocked. Why do you need to ping it?

If you are trying to join his server or something, make sure the server port is opened.

[[UE]Milan]

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Originally Posted by Mrkrabz None it uses icmp echo packets. echo-request is most likely blocked. Why do you need to ping it? If you are trying to join his server or something, make sure the server port is opened.

I wanted to know how much ping would people from around the world would get and that website was just perfect

[DRIFT_HUNTER]

There must be option to accept ping request's or something like that in router advanced settings

[linuxthefish]

It will only show the ping from the website to the router, not your ping to their router.

[[UE]Milan]

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Originally Posted by Lithion It will only show the ping from the website to the router, not your ping to their router.

I wanted to know what ping other people around the world would get,that website would ping the server's ip from diffrent locations but its not able to do.

[linuxthefish]

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Originally Posted by [UE]Milan I wanted to know what ping other people around the world would get,that website would ping the server's ip from diffrent locations but its not able to do.

Most routers block outside ping, so attackers cannot find people's servers.

[Mauzen]

Try isitup.org This also supports ports (ip: port)