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>>Product Information<<

Product Name: PackPal Ping Utility
Product Version: 2.1.2
Release Date: 03/29/2007
Target OS: Windows 98/ME/2000/NT/XP
License: Shareware

>>main feature<<

• Start or stop a ping at your wish .
  
• Set the Ping interval time.
  
• Choose to ping one address (a domain name or an IP address) or a group of addresses at one time.
  
• Auto start the PackPal Ping Utility when your computer starts up.
  
• Save history information about ping sessions into Log files.
  
• Save a group of IP addresses or domain names into *.ipl files and load the files when needed.
  
• Check out the location of a specific IP address/domain name/URL
• Check out the domain name for a specific IP address or the IP address for a domain name.
  
• Evaluate the connection by approximate speed.
  
• Have a detailed report on each ping about the IP address, domain name, location of the IP address, approximate speed and some statistical information.
  
• Draw an URL from a website and monitor the connection.
  
• Statistical information is available such as Packet size, total number of sent packets, total number of received packets, the loss rate, minimum, maximum and average time of the ping session.
  
• Email setting. Send reports by email, such as send the stored address log; send program miscode; send your stored information or the email written by yourself.
  
• User-defined data length.
  
• Show details about the ping packet, such as Icmp type, Icmp code description, Icmp sourceip, Icmp destIP, Pocket size, timeout, TTL and Datastr.
  
• Time saving ping logs.

>>correlation problem<<

What's special about PackPal Ping Utility?

How to use the packpal ping utility?

How to add one address?	How to add a group of addresses?
How to delete one address?	How to delete a group of addresses?
What is PING?	How dose PING work?
How to start a ping?	How to stop a ping?
How to evaluate a connection?	Shortcut Keys
How to Purchase/Register	Developer Information
How to set PackPal Ping Utility	Why you need a file?