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There is this command called 'ping' that tells you that. But in my example, I included the network topology as a known, static factor.
by jeremyjh 1mo ago
There is this command called 'ping' that tells you that. But in my example, I included the network topology as a known, static factor.
- toast0 1mo ago> There is this command called 'ping' that tells you that. Ping tells you the round trip latency. As I mentioned, asymmetric routing is common and very difficult to measure. > But in my example, I included the network topology as a known, static factor. Ok, so spherical cows.