On 6/6/07, David Whelan wrote:
what happens when you enter the
ping command: the chain of processes, what they do, and how to find out
if they were successful, and what goes out and what comes into the box.
Because ping requires so many other processes to work, this might be a
useful way to troub
David Whelan wrote:
Thanks very much for your excellent description Enrique.
On a new installation of an old version of Debian, I have a problem
reaching any Internet address and, trying to work through the problem
on my own, I thought that such a high-level doc for ping would be
useful in tro
On Wed, Jun 06, 2007 at 07:06:19AM -0300, David Whelan wrote:
> Does anyone know where can find high-level "what happens when"
> documentation for ping? I mean clear information about what exactly
> happens from the moment you enter a ping command to the returned message.
I would hope that the
Does anyone know where can find high-level "what happens when"
documentation for ping? I mean clear information about what exactly
happens from the moment you enter a ping command to the returned message.
I don't know any good high-level doc. Most books about TCP/IP will cover it,
but
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