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how to increase the ping packet size from 32 bytes to more
bytes ?
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Answer / kapilasdhir
U can incress packet size from 32 byes to more through
fallowing commans
ping <source ip address> -l 5000 -t
e.i
ping 192.168.1.100 -l 5000 -t
through this commnand we check lan cable. we send packet.
we can incress packet size 5000 to upto 65000
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Answer / chris
Is it possible to break the allowed barrier of 64550 bytes?
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Answer / kasun
ping 192.168.1.100 -l 5000 -t using this command. if u want u can increase the packet size.
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Answer / rahul.chandan
what a diffrence b/W 32 bytes and more then 32 bytes.....
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Answer / jerry thacker
The problem comes from having to adjust for your equipment.
Although it sounds good, sometimes pinging at a greater value
than 32 bits, can accomplish certain things, that 32 bites
will not.
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