A ping program for TCP ports

Edit Package tcping
https://github.com/pouriyajamshidi/tcping

TCPing will send TCP probes to an IP address or a hostname specified
by you and prints the result.
It works with both IPv4 and IPv6.

TCPING uses different TCP sequence numbering for successful and
unsuccessful probes, so that when you look at the results and spot
a failed probe, understanding the total packet drops to that point
would be illustrative enough.

* Monitor your network connection.
* Determine packet loss.
* Analyze the network's latency.
* Show min/avg/max probes latency.
* Use the -r flag to retry hostname resolution after a predetermined
number of ping failures. If you want to test your DNS load
balancing or Global Server Load Balancer (GSLB), you should
utilize this option..
* Print connection statistics on Enter key press.
* Display the longest encountered downtime and uptime duration and
time.
* Monitor and audit your peers network.
* Calculate the total uptime/downtime when conducting a maintenance.
* An alternative to ping in environments that ICMP is blocked.

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Filename Size Changed
_service 0000000230 230 Bytes
tcping-2.4.0.tar.gz 0001774972 1.69 MB
tcping.changes 0000002821 2.75 KB
tcping.spec 0000002533 2.47 KB
vendor.tar.gz 0003136460 2.99 MB
Latest Revision
Ana Guerrero's avatar Ana Guerrero (anag+factory) accepted request 1125281 from Dirk Mueller's avatar Dirk Mueller (dirkmueller) (revision 5)
- update to 2.4.0:
  * new feature: add `-i` to specify the interval between sending
    probes.
  * new feature: add `-I` to specify the source interface to use
    for sending probes.
  * new feature: add `-t` to specify a custom timeout for probes.
  * new feature: add `--db` to specify the path and file name to
    store tcping output to sqlite database. e.g. `--db
    /tmp/tcping.db`.
  * fix: add `rtt` to JSON output
  * refactor: remove unnecessary custom types
  * refactor: memory align `structs`
  * refactor: Debian packaging instructions
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