Pinger

In order to determine the state of your network, or more specifically, the reachability of a given host on a particular IP, you can rely on dedicated computer network administration tools, which determine the ping response for the said parameters.

The round-trip time for the test message sent from the originating host to the destination one will be yielded back, providing temporal values which can help one understand the state of the required connection.

Built specifically in order to provide the means of previewing the evolution of the ping response, Pinger will provide users with a purpose-fit desktop enhancement that features a real-time graphical representation of the response values. Basically, through interpolation, it will plot the waveform of the response time on a coordinate graph, which is contained into an interface that is non-resizable.

However, users will be able to perform three operations for controlling the application’s behavior. The “File” menu contains the said commands, one for stopping the ongoing ping process, one for resuming it, and finally, one for initiating a new ping procedure altogether.

Last but not least, thanks to the marked values on the Y-axis, users will be able to determine the ping values for the waveform, for any given time.