IP Pinger

Verifying network parameters, such as response and website availability, can be done using the PING protocol, which measures the response time of hosts, therefore offering a quantifiable measure of reachability, which can be later on used to assess other derived parameters. Implementing the PING protocol can be done using various methods, some relying on the OS default network tools, or, by deploying specialized tools, such as IP Pinger.

Designed in order to offer users a tool for measuring the reachability of multiple hosts periodically, IP Pinger will allow users to involve a periodicity in their IP and host checks, thanks to a dedicated configuration module.

One will be able to check multiple hosts, IPs, websites, as well as ports if the latter is opened and in an attempt to increase efficiency, it also allows users to define custom notifications for when any particular host might be down, which can be sent via email messages, or, through the default Windows notification system.

Last but not least, IP Pinger offers a map visualizer, as well as a detailed IP configurator, which can offer insight into the location of the pinged locations, as well as the network configuration of the host PC.