Need to check the connectivity of other sun systems, i.e

I need to check the connectivity of other sun systems in my network, in other words what is the windows equivalent for ping
[137 byte] By [dbasan] at [2007-11-25 22:59:03]
# 1

Ping can be thought of as a "generic" command.

It exists in every Operating Environment worthy to be called an OS.

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In Solaris, there are man pages for it, as well.

In Microsoft's Win9x through WinXP, just open a command prompt window and use the command.

Also:

<b>traceroute</b> (in *nix systems where a command name can be longer than eight characters)

<b>tracert</b> (in MS systems; left over from 8-character maximum lengths)

nslookup, ftp, telnet, share ...

in the newer WinOS's, there's even a ping6 command for IPV6 situations.

When in doubt, open a terminal window or whatever may be the equivalent in the OS-du-jour and just run the command.

See what happens.

rukbat at 2007-7-5 17:14:22 > top of Java-index,Solaris Operating System,Solaris Essentials - General Technical Questions...
# 2

Hello.

In Solaris "ping" is located in "/usr/sbin".

So if you log in as "root" you may just type:

ping <i>hostname</i>

but if you log in as regular user you should type:

/usr/sbin/ping <i>hostname</i>

Martin

MartinDJ at 2007-7-5 17:14:22 > top of Java-index,Solaris Operating System,Solaris Essentials - General Technical Questions...
# 3
Thanks all for your wonderfull details.
dbasan at 2007-7-5 17:14:22 > top of Java-index,Solaris Operating System,Solaris Essentials - General Technical Questions...