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Everything you want to know about Ping and TraceRoute.
Ping is a basic network tool that measures whether a server is reachable and how quickly it responds. It sends ICMP (Internet Control Message Protocol) packets and shows the round-trip time to the target in milliseconds. A good ping result should be under 100 ms. High ping values can point to network latency or connection problems.
TraceRoute shows every network point (hop) that data packets pass through on their way to the target, listing the response time and IP address for each hop. It helps you pinpoint where network delays or connection issues occur, which makes it especially useful for diagnosing connectivity problems.
0-50ms: Excellent - Very fast connection, ideal for gaming and live streaming.
50-100ms: Good - Normal performance, suitable for everyday use.
100-200ms: Fair - Acceptable latency, some delays may be noticeable.
200ms+: Slow - High latency, check your connection for problems.
The * symbol means no response was received from that hop. This is usually caused by firewall settings or blocked ICMP packets. It does not always indicate a problem - many servers block ICMP requests for security reasons.
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Use the table below to interpret your ping test results correctly.
Very fast connection. Ideal for online gaming and video conferencing.
Normal performance. Suitable for everyday use and streaming.
Acceptable latency. Some actions may feel slow.
High latency. We recommend checking for connection problems.