Traveling Through a Network

-

Ping Test:

google.com

Screenshot 2023-09-14 at 6.03.34 PM.png

usj.co.jpLinks to an external site. (Universal Japan)

Screenshot 2023-09-14 at 6.11.21 PM.png

news.com.au 

Screenshot 2023-09-14 at 6.14.55 PM.png

Traceroute Test:

google.com

Screenshot 2023-09-14 at 6.25.35 PM.png

usj.co.jpLinks to an external site. (Universal Japan)

Screenshot 2023-09-14 at 6.29.20 PM.png

news.com.au 

Screenshot 2023-09-14 at 6.43.41 PM.png

The Ping and Traceroute diagnostic tools help aid a person determine if there is any packet loss with their current network. The Ping diagnostic tool is a transmit and achieve function. When running a Ping function the device sends numerous amounts of packets to the desired web domain or host in a small dosage. In return that desired host will send ping back to your device with the same amount of packets that were sent. The desire end goal will show the amount of time in milliseconds how fast your receive a response back, thins being a persons latency. The faster the latency the better the connection between the two devices.

A traceroute diagnostice tool is more of a map to help show and provide the network connections. The traceroute is a route that shows every stop the and destination the device takes to reach the the other host that is desired. These stops are routers or servers. Hopping from one router to the next until the final destination. Again, the networks latency can also be determined when running a tracroute.

There are many reasons why a ping or a traceroute might not work and fail. One reason why a traceroute will fail is that the routers that it is hopping to might be rejected and/or blocked within in its course. Another reason why a traceroute might fail is because of a possible router loop. A router loop means when using a traceroute the action of hopping from router to router is stuck between two routers, causing the connection to be stuck on this endless loop between two routers.  


Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Computers in The Workplace

-
  With being in the military I have seen technology and computers being used every single day for various reasons. The biggest reason computers are a viable source for the military is with the communication aspect. Everybody has work to do but they can't get done alone. Being able to communicate with people within the building, across the street, and even across the globe is a must to ensure the work gets accomplished as quickly as possible. Maintaining computer literacy within my work force isn't the easiest but it is achievable. Our computers and resources are not like the regular off the shelf computers so we get a some problems every now and then. Being able to either problem solve the issues themselves or reach out to an IT specialist within the unit is something we have to constantly be ready for. A day without a computer is a day that we are not able to get the required work done and keep moving forward.  I believe within the next 10 years technology will grow immensely...
Read more

Network Security

-
  It is important for an individual or and organization to to have information and security awareness because it keeps the owner’s work and information protected. There are many ways a persons and/or organizations information can be reached. One way is by what is called a ping attack but more specifically; DDos attacks. From Imperva “A distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack is a malicious attempt to make an online service unavailable to users, usually by temporarily interrupting or suspending the services of its hosting server” (Imperva, para. 1). There are more than just ping attacks that can be a militias attack to users. A common militias attack that not many people recognize are email spams. Email spams are a type of phishing attacks resulting in the intent to gain access of a users email, passwords, or even personal emails via an email or text message. Having awareness of the information that is sent to a user is an important way to avoid   prevent personal informati...
Read more

Programming Languages

-
My experience working with the program Scratch was exciting. This was my first time using this program but it was fun and a good challenge at the same time. I created a story clip that took place around a single main character. My problems with the program were that I tried to get some of the characters to spin and/or flip but that was a big difficulty. I could not figure out the “Forever” block. I tried using the “Spin” tutorial as a guidance on how to make the characters spin but the tutorial didn’t go into great depths. I overcame this road block by using rotating block and the repeating block in conjunction with one another to make it do the same thing but eventually coming to an end. Programming is very detailed and the programmer has to pay attention to all those minute details that are being involved. Comparing the program Scratch and the lessons learned in our text book I could see how Scratch uses all of the different types of machine languages depending on what the user is ...
Read more