connecttovijay
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hi ppl,
i was told that when u r using cable internet & use the ping command specifically "ping (server address) -t -l (no. of bytes)" then the ping command should yeild a reply for all the values for no. of bytes b/w 32 to 65527 & if it is not yeilding a reply for the highest value i.e. 65527 bytes THEN YOU HAVE A PROBLEM WITH THE CONNECTION/ WIRE ETC. & YOUR INTERNET/ DOWNLOAD/ UPLOAD SPEED will also get affected.
my question is that whether it is true that ping command should yield a reply for all values & secondly in case it is not yeilding a reply for higher values then is there any problem with the wires or connectors etc ?
vijay
i was told that when u r using cable internet & use the ping command specifically "ping (server address) -t -l (no. of bytes)" then the ping command should yeild a reply for all the values for no. of bytes b/w 32 to 65527 & if it is not yeilding a reply for the highest value i.e. 65527 bytes THEN YOU HAVE A PROBLEM WITH THE CONNECTION/ WIRE ETC. & YOUR INTERNET/ DOWNLOAD/ UPLOAD SPEED will also get affected.
my question is that whether it is true that ping command should yield a reply for all values & secondly in case it is not yeilding a reply for higher values then is there any problem with the wires or connectors etc ?
vijay