Ping
This page explains the Ping tool in GoAdmio. It sends ICMP echo requests to a hostname or IP address and reports whether the host is reachable, along with the resolved IP address, response times, and packet loss.
Location: Admin Panel → DNS Tools → Ping
Location (User Panel): DNS Tools → Ping
Overview
Ping is one of the simplest and most useful network diagnostics. It answers two questions at once:
- What IP does this hostname resolve to? — ping shows the resolved IP before sending packets
- Is that host reachable from the server? — ping shows whether responses come back, and how fast
Use Ping to:
- Get a hostname's IP address — the first line of ping output shows the resolved IP
- Test connectivity — confirm the server can reach a domain, IP, or mail server
- Measure latency — see round-trip time to the target
- Detect packet loss — a sign of network problems
- Verify DNS resolution — ping fails if the hostname does not resolve
nc -zv host port or curl. To test DNS records, use Track DNS or dig.
What the Page Shows
| Field / Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Host | The domain or IP being pinged |
| Resolved IP | The IP address the hostname resolves to (first line of output) |
| Packets Sent | Number of ICMP echo requests sent |
| Packets Received | Number of replies received |
| Packet Loss | Percentage of lost packets |
| Min / Avg / Max RTT | Round-trip time in milliseconds |
| Status | Reachable, Unreachable, or Timeout |
> Tip: The Resolved IP is the fastest way to answer "what IP does this domain point to?" — much faster than running a full DNS lookup.
How to Ping a Host
- Log in to the GoAdmio Admin Panel (or User Panel).
- Navigate to DNS Tools → Ping.
- Enter the domain or IP address (e.g.,
example.comor203.0.113.10). - Click Ping.