"echoping" is a simple software tool that checks the speed and efficiency of a remote host by sending a TCP "echo" signal. Perfect for gauging network performance.
"Echoping" is a highly functional software that enables users to test the performance of a remote host by sending TCP "echo" packets or other protocols. If you want to install it, you can refer to the INSTALL file. However, if you're in a hurry, just type "./configure && make && sudo make install". Additionally, echoping has already been packaged in several operating systems like Debian, FreeBSD, and NetBSD. You can download it if you wish, or you can access the latest developments via CVS, with the module named "SRC".
You can find echoping's bug reports and other related information at SourceForge's page about echoping. Using echoping is quite easy, just type the target machine's address followed by ".somewhere.org" after echoping. With its outstanding features, echoping has become a favorite tool among software reviewers.
You can find echoping's bug reports and other related information at SourceForge's page about echoping. Using echoping is quite easy, just type the target machine's address followed by ".somewhere.org" after echoping. With its outstanding features, echoping has become a favorite tool among software reviewers.
What's New
Version 5.2.0: N/A