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八个DOS小命令（Eight little DOS commands） One, Ping It is used to check whether the network is unblocked or the network connection speed commands. As a living in the network administrator or hacker, the ping command is the first one must master the DOS command, using the principle that it is this: the machine on the network has a unique set of IP addresses, we give the target IP address to send a packet, the other would return to a similar size the data packet according to the returned data packets we can determine the presence of target host, you can determine the initial target host operating system. Heres a look at some of its commonly used operations. Look at the help first. Type in the DOS window: ping/, enter,. The help screen shown. Here, we only have some basic and useful parameters (the same below). The -t indicates that packets will be sent to the target IP without interruption until we force it to stop. Just imagine, if you use the 100M broadband access, and the target IP is 56K cat, so it wont be long, IP because so many can not afford the data dropped, ha ha, an attack on such a simple implementation. -l defines the size of the packet to send and defaults to 32 bytes. We can use it to define up to 65500 bytes. Combined with the -t parameters described above, it works better. -n defines the number of packets to send to the target IP, which defaults to 3 times. If the network is slow, the 3 time has wasted a lot of time for us, because now our goal is only to determine whether the target IP exists, then define it as once. Note that if the -t parameter is used together with the -n parameter, the ping command to put on the back of the parameters for the standard, such as pingIP-t-n3, while using the -t parameter, but not always Ping down, but only ping3. In addition, the ping command does not have to be pingIP, or you can also directly host the Ping domain name, so you can get the hosts IP. Lets give an example to illustrate how it works. Here, time=2 indicates t