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Old 01-15-2011, 09:00 AM   #1
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packet loss


There are too many packet loss on router during ping. How will I know where the packets are going ?
 
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Lost packets don't "go" anywhere. they don't get sent down the wrong cable, they disappear due to network congestion, corruption or defective / badly configured hardware. Tools like mtr and lft are useful to simulate network traffic but provide a traceroute like view of the route being taken, so will often highlight where packets are lost along the way, if they are.

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