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Here are all seen ping peers stored. A ping peer is an IP address sending ICMP request(s) and the corresponding destination IP address sending the ICMP reply/replies. | Here are all seen ping peers stored. A ping peer is an IP address sending ICMP request(s) and the corresponding destination IP address sending the ICMP reply/replies. | ||
* Ping sent from: The IP address that sent an ICMP request. | * Ping sent from: The IP address that sent an ICMP request (see [[Common table columns#IP|Common table columns - IP]]). | ||
* Latest request time: This is the time, when the request packet was seen. If more than one packet has been seen, the latest timestamp is shown. | * Latest request time: This is the time, when the request packet was seen. If more than one packet has been seen, the latest timestamp is shown. | ||
* Ping sent to: The IP address that receives the ICMP request and (usually) sends the ICMP reply. | * Ping sent to: The IP address that receives the ICMP request and (usually) sends the ICMP reply (see [[Common table columns#IP|Common table columns - IP]]). | ||
* Latest reply time: This is the time, when the reply packet was seen. If more than one packet has been seen, the latest timestamp is shown. | * Latest reply time: This is the time, when the reply packet was seen. If more than one packet has been seen, the latest timestamp is shown. | ||
* Ping latency (min/avg/max): This is the statistical minimum/average/maximum latency between ICMP requests and their replies in the selected time span. | * Ping latency (min/avg/max): This is the statistical minimum/average/maximum latency between ICMP requests and their replies in the selected time span. |
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