what is the full fom of ping
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Answer / sweta
Stands for Packet InterNet Gopher
Packet Internet Groper (Ping) allows you to quickly verify
the connectivity of your network devices. Ping attempts to
transmit a packet from one device to a station on the
network and listens for the response to ensure that it was
correctly received. You can validate connections on the
parts of your network by pinging different devices:
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Answer / nadeem
packet internet gopher. it use for find connectivity of
host.
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Answer / sameer
packet internet gopher . it used to allows you to quickly verify the connectivity for your network device.
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Answer / amit
packet internet gropher it used for chek the conectivity
of network
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Answer / murthyrajuch
Full form of PING - PING Stands for Packet InterNet Gopher
Raven.
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Answer / livia
Packet Inter Net Gopher which is used to test the physical
and logical connectivity between source and destination.
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