Ping Test
Four pings from our server: latency, packet loss and TTL. If a host ignores ping, ports 443 and 80 are checked instead.
If a host does not respond to ping
Many servers deliberately ignore ICMP requests, so 100% packet loss does not mean the site is down. That is why we also test ports 443 and 80 alongside the ping: if a port accepts the connection, the server is up.
Where the ping comes from
From our server in the Moscow region, not from your device. The latency from you to the same host may be different.
Ping only answers the question of whether the server is alive. To see whether the site opens as a whole, use the website availability check.
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