How to Ping a website in Mac OS X?

Ping a Website URL in Mac OS X

In this post I will show how to ping a website in Mac OS X using terminal and network utility. The “Ping” command is generally used to test the reachability of a host on an Internet Protocol (IP) network and to measure the round-trip time for messages sent from the originating host to a destination computer.

1. Ping a URL Using Mac Terminal

  • Just goto Applications –> Utilities –> Terminal.
  • Once the terminal window opens. Type the following command,
  • Ping www.techpraveen.com
Ping Websites Using Mac Terminal Window
  • Learn how to effective use Mac Terminal from this post,

              List Of 175 Mac OS X Terminal Commands

  • That’s it :)

2. Ping a Website Using Network Utility

  • Goto Applications –> Utilities –> Network Utility.
  • Click  Ping tab.
  • Type the website address to ping.
Ping a Website using Network Utility
  • You can find two options,

1. Send an unlimited number of Pings
2. Send only 5 pings. (You can change this no to anything).

  • That’s it :)

Mac is really cool than any OS  ;)

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