Specify TTL (Time To Live)
The Time To Live (TTL) represents the maximum hops a packet can traverse before getting discarded. Use the `-t`
option to specify the TTL value.
ping -c 5 -t 64 www.w3wiki.org
This command sends 5 PING requests to www.w3wiki.org
with a Time To Live (TTL) set to 64, restricting the packet’s maximum allowed hops.
How to Check Network Connectivity in Linux | ping Command
Ensuring a stable and reliable internet connection is crucial for seamless navigation and efficient communication in the world of Linux. The “ping” command is a powerful tool that allows users to check the status of their internet connection and diagnose network-related issues. In this article, we will explore how to use the ping command in Linux to verify internet connectivity and troubleshoot potential problems.