I had a problem just like this when using Hobbitping. If at the command line I used Hobbitping the response times were normal (5ms or so) while on the WWW pages I would see something like 100ms or 250ms. I simply switched to fping and this problem went away.
You may also want to confirm it is pinging the right IP address. Click on the face/shape of the test for that host and it will say "response from x.x.x.x".
On 12/17/07, Hanrahan, Kevin <Kevin.Hanrahan at novainfo.com> wrote:
Hi,
I have a strange issue where my ping test results duration is VERY high (450-500) It is probably due to one or two slow responses. Is there a way to track down which is the offender other that individually pinging all 200 hosts?
Thanks much
Kevin
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