Solved: sho me your results!

redrobish · ‎01-15-2008

Hi everyone,

I have a pub & sub call managers. When I ping (from the win 2000 servers) the localhost(127.0.0.1), it's ip, it's gateway, other ip in it's subnet, & even other ip on other network on the same switch, the results are all 10ms.

ex:

Reply from 127.0.0.1: bytes=32 time<10ms TTL=128

I want to know if these are normal results.

Can anyone w/ Call manager pls. show me their results? So that I can know if this is normal.

thanks

Danilo Dy · ‎01-15-2008

Hi,

Windows 2000 will always show "<10ms" if it's less than 10ms, otherwise it will show the actual latency in ms if its greater than 10ms.

Regards,

Dandy

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Danilo Dy · ‎01-15-2008

Hi,

Windows 2000 will always show "<10ms" if it's less than 10ms, otherwise it will show the actual latency in ms if its greater than 10ms.

Regards,

Dandy

Pavel Bykov · ‎01-17-2008

Yes, and windows XP will show <1 ms if the response is less than 1 ms, and will show the other values if it is higher.

By contrast on linux the response times are more exact and are in tens of ms.

Cisco devices shows the whole miliseconds.

You could find the EXACT times if you would sniff the packets with packet sniffer, like Wireshark. There you could pinpoint the delay up to the microsecond value.

sberryman · ‎01-17-2008

Or you can download TPING

Reply from 127.0.0.1: bytes=32 time 0.19 ms (0 ms), TTL=128, Hop=0

Reply from 127.0.0.1: bytes=32 time 0.12 ms (0 ms), TTL=128, Hop=0

Reply from 127.0.0.1: bytes=32 time 0.11 ms (0 ms), TTL=128, Hop=0

http://sourceforge.net/projects/tping/

redrobish · ‎01-17-2008

Thanks everyone for the reply.

No need to download anything cause I only want to know if the result is normal. So it depends on the Win OS.

Thanks