How To Ping With Large Packets?
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To ping with large packets, use the command “ping -l <packet size> <destination IP>.” Replace <packet size> with the desired packet size, in bytes, and <destination IP> with the IP address of the target host. For instance, to ping with a packet size of 4096 bytes, use the command “ping -l 4096 <destination IP>.”
To ping with large packets, you need to use the command line. The syntax for this is:
ping –l <packet_size> <hostname/IP address>
Where “packet_size“ is the number of bytes you want to send in the ping packet, and “hostname“ is the domain name or IP address of the host you want to ping. For example, if you wanted to ping the Google server with 800 byte packets, you could use the following command: ping –l 800 8.8.4.4