ping的全部解析（All parsing of Ping）.docVIP

ping的全部解析（All parsing of Ping） The ping command parameter is explained in detail -a converts the machine ID of the target to the IP address -t if the user is not interrupted, the Ping will continue to go down The -n count requires the ping command to send packets continuously until the count request is sent and received -d opens the debug state for the socket you use -f is a quick way to ping. The speed of the Ping output packet is as fast as the packet returned from the remote host, or faster, up to 100 times per second. In this way, each request is represented by a dot. Print a space bar for each response. -i seconds has a certain number of seconds between two packet transfers. Cannot be used with -f. -n uses only digital mode. In general, Ping attempts to translate IP addresses into host names. This option requires Ping to print the IP address instead of looking for a symbolic name. This option is important if you cannot use the local DNS server for some reason. -p pattern support allows you to identify 16 pad bytes with this option and add these bytes into the packet. This option is very useful when diagnosing errors related to data in the network. -q enables Ping to print only summary information at the beginning and at the end. -R adds the ICMP RECORD-ROUTE option to the ECHO_REQUEST packet and requires that the route be recorded in the packet so that when the data is returned, the Ping can print the routing information. Each packet can only record 9 routing nodes. Many hosts ignore or abandon this option. -r bypasses the ping command by routing the normal routing table for sending packets. -s packetsize enables users to identify the number of bytes to send data. The default is 56 characters, plus 8 bytes of ICMP data header, a total of 64 ICMP data bytes. -v makes Ping in verbose mode. It requires the ping command to print all other returned ICMP packets besides printing ECHO-RESPONSE packets. ==================================================================