How to read the result
Compare the average with the average of an address you already use: latency is relative to the path. A big gap between minimum and maximum means an unstable path, not a bad address.
Measures the round-trip time.
Ready to run. What comes out here:
Compare the average with the average of an address you already use: latency is relative to the path. A big gap between minimum and maximum means an unstable path, not a bad address.
Up to ten lines per run, with a few seconds per check. Nothing you paste is kept: the list exists only while the check runs.
It depends on distance. The same continent is usually under 60 ms; between continents, 120 ms or more is normal.
No. Latency is the round-trip time of a small packet; bandwidth is another measure, and ours is unlimited by contract.