Or maybe you want to trace a few of your targets from a. Opens the Alerts tab, where you can set automated actions for a number of scenarios. For instance - for one target we want to use TCP packets, but want to use ICMP packets on another. You can manually adjust these if you know the latency values you’d prefer. This shows at which latencies PingPlotter’s graphs will display green (good), yellow (hmm), or red (hoo boy…). “Auto” is a good place to start, as it displays all the data shown on the Timeline Graph. Sets how much data PingPlotter displays in the Trace Graph. Unless you know why you’re changing it, you should probably just leave it as-is. PingPlotter Reviews RATING: 4.71 ( 161) Learn More Overview Reviews Comparisons Alternatives Review Highlights Overall Rating 4.71 Ratings Breakdown 5 ( 117) 4 ( 41) 3 ( 3) 2 ( 0) 1 ( 0) Secondary Ratings Ease-of-use 4.5 Customer Support 4.5 Value for money 4.5 Functionality 4. The dropdown will show a list of your most recent targets, as well as a few we tossed in for posterity.Īdjusts the rate at which PingPlotter sends test packets.

This is where you enter the DNS name or IP address of the target you wish to trace. You can change this by right-clicking the icon and selecting either “Discard on close” or “Keep (auto-save).” Clicking the dropdown option on this button will let you 'Reset & Restart' a trace (which begins a completely fresh trace session to that target and clears out all old trace data), as well as an option to create a 'New Target' window.ĭenotes a trace sample set is marked for auto-saving (a checkmark) or discarding (an X) when you close the trace window. This starts a new trace (after a target has been entered) or pauses a running trace.

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