Pingplotter Pro(network address)

Pingplotter Pro (Network Addresses) is a convenient and easy-to-use tool that allows you to trace desired network addresses. Pingplotter is a software that combines basic Ping and Traceroute commands into an easy-to-use graphical user interface. There are many benefits to using this software. It performs multiple traces on any target specified by the user, then consolidates the results and displays them in a graphical user interface. This graph includes an average trendline (to the right of the center of the graph above) with the minimum, maximum, and final values ​​plotted on this trendline. If an administrator suspects a problem has occurred on a system, they may consider using this tool to take a look.

One concept to keep in mind when using this tool is that red in the graph in the lower right part of the window means something is not going well. These red lines on the timeline indicate packet loss that occurred during a specific time period. Users need to remember that this means the software did not receive a response message. Sometimes, there may be a problem with your router, or a server may not prioritize ICMP packets. And that's exactly how the software gets the information. Thus, a user may have a good connection through this router, but the software may report a complete loss of packets. Of course, these are exceptions. In most cases, if you see a red graphic on the timeline, it means the server cannot be reached.