Description
fping FOR LINUX
fping is a completely free and open-source command-line ping program designed for GNU/Linux operating systems. It uses the Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP) echo request to determine the status of network hosts.
Key Features:
- Ability to specify any number of network hosts
- Easy integration in scripts
- Parseable output
- Wide range of command-line options
- Easy installation process
Technical Specifications:
- Protocol: ICMP
- Compatible Operating System: GNU/Linux
- License: Open Source
Command-line Options:
- Display alive targets
- Specify ping data amount
- Set exponential backoff factor
- Specify number of pings per target
- Display elapsed time on return packets
- Set source address
Installation Instructions:
Installing fping on a GNU/Linux system is straightforward:
- Download the source package
- Save it in the Home directory
- Unpack the file
- Open a Terminal app
- Move to the directory where the package is extracted
- Run './configure && make' to compile the program
- Execute 'sudo make install' to install it system-wide
Publisher: Thomas Dzubin
Price: FREE
For more information, visit the publisher's website.
User Reviews for fping FOR LINUX 7
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fping FOR LINUX is a game-changer for Linux users. Its script integration and powerful options make network monitoring efficient.
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fping is a game changer for network diagnostics! Fast, efficient, and easy to integrate into scripts.
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Absolutely love fping! It's straightforward and provides quick responses for multiple hosts. Highly recommended!
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Best command-line tool I've used for pinging multiple hosts. The output is clean and easy to work with.
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fping makes network monitoring so much simpler. The ability to handle lists of hosts is a lifesaver!
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Fantastic tool for any sysadmin! fping's speed and efficiency are unmatched in the command-line world.
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5 stars! fping is simple yet powerful. Great for anyone needing reliable network checks without hassle.