An administrator would like to measure possible packet loss between a workstation and a remote web application that is running on port 443. Which of the following would be the best command for the administrator to use to display this information?
mtr (My Traceroute) combines the functionality of ping and traceroute and provides continuous, real-time information about network performance and packet loss. the -T uses TCP instead of ICMP. -P is port
If the traffic loss isn’t due to something QoS specific, like a queue filling up and just a network issue that all packets between the two hosts face, then the 50 ping option is a good one. You can also flood ping with -f to really put some packets down range to see what happens. I like the tcpdump option because you can filter for retransmits and even see which side of the conversation, is slow to respond.
The mtr command (My Traceroute) is a network diagnostic tool that combines the functionality of ping and traceroute. The -T option specifies the use of TCP mode, and the -P 443 option sets the destination port to 443.
ping: This command is commonly used to check network connectivity and measure round-trip time. The -c option allows you to specify the number of packets to send, and in this case, it's set to 50. By sending multiple packets, you can get a more accurate measure of packet loss.
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