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Claim Your BusinessPing has a rating of 5 stars from 1 review, indicating that most customers are generally satisfied with their purchases. Ping ranks 149th among Internet Service Provider sites.
This is the new partner for speedtest.net, which measures your broadband upload and download speeds. pingtest.net measures how successful your connection to a local server is in terms of packet loss, which unfortunately didn't work for me even though I disabled my firewall and tried a few times; jitter, which for me was 1ms and indicates the variance in ping times, and the ping time itself, which the site measured at 13ms. I repeated the test and got the same results each time. All the results were plausible and I have no reason to assume that they're anything less than accurate. The killer part is that having run a local test, which is what you'd generally do, you can go on to select a target anywhere in the world and ping that. This is going to be very useful for businesses which need to monitor the quality of a connection between two offices, for example. And you can play idly with it over coffee, though I suspect the novelty would wear off eventually. I was going to hold back a star because I thought the graphics were a major overkill until I realized I was supposed to play with them. That could be clearer indicated but otherwise this is very cool and a worthy partner to its sister site, speedtest.net. Also see http://www.sitejabber.com/reviews/www.speedtest.net
This is the new partner for speedtest.net, which measures your broadband upload and download speeds.
pingtest.net measures how successful your connection to a local server is in terms of packet loss, which unfortunately didn't work for me even though I disabled my firewall and tried a few times; jitter, which for me was 1ms and indicates the variance in ping times, and the ping time itself, which the site measured at 13ms. I repeated the test and got the same results each time. All the results were plausible and I have no reason to assume that they're anything less than accurate.
The killer part is that having run a local test, which is what you'd generally do, you can go on to select a target anywhere in the world and ping that. This is going to be very useful for businesses which need to monitor the quality of a connection between two offices, for example. And you can play idly with it over coffee, though I suspect the novelty would wear off eventually.
I was going to hold back a star because I thought the graphics were a major overkill until I realized I was supposed to play with them. That could be clearer indicated but otherwise this is very cool and a worthy partner to its sister site, speedtest.net.
Also see http://www.sitejabber.com/reviews/www.speedtest.net
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