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timmmay

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#21449 27-Apr-2008 14:57
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I'm after a tool that can help me diagnose the problems with my internet connection. All I need is a program that can ping one or more servers and alert me when the internet connection drops. Even better once it has a problem with the first website if it could ping or traceroute some other sites at the same time that'd be handy.

Does a tool like this exist?

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  #126595 27-Apr-2008 16:38
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Have you looked at smokeping?



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  #126596 27-Apr-2008 16:43
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That's designed for unix, getting it running under windows would take longer than I can be bothered spending. There's too many required modules. Apart from that it'd be fine. Thanks for the suggestion though. Windows apps would be easier.

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  #126601 27-Apr-2008 17:24
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Try DMT Tool but only works with some routers. It will do everything you want and more



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  #126604 27-Apr-2008 17:28
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The information's in german, and it seems to be a tool for dsl modems. Do you have any more info?

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