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= <span id="KB244739"></span>Cannot Ping Computer Name That Begins with a Hyphen = You cannot use the command-line Ping tool to ping a host whose name begins with a hyphen.

= <span id="KB267963"></span>Ping Utility Takes a Long Time to Return Results with NetBIOS Name = ...you use the Ping utility to ping another computer by its NetBIOS name, the Ping utility may take a long time to return results.

= <span id="KB934969"></span>ICMP ping traffic does not appear in TCP Tools TCPView Professional Edition = ...view or the dynamic view. This problem also occurs when you initiate ICMP ping traffic from a remote computer to a computer.<br />

<li>Use the PING command to access your computer. For example:<br /> <p>ping 195.22.3.33</p>

When you type the "help ping" command at a command prompt, you receive the following error message:<br / This command is not supported by the help utility. Try "ping /?".

= <span id="KB838178"></span>Ping times are not reported to the millisecond in Windows 2000 Server = When you use the '''ping''' command from a Microsoft Windows 2000 Server-based computer to test conn

= <span id="KB192490"></span>SMS: Ping Test on Windows NT Clients May Require Credentials = ...Most Administrators do not expect to enter credentials before performing a ping test to a client.

== SLIP Connection: Ping Works, Other Programs Do Not == ...ial Line Internet Protocol) server type with an Internet service provider, Ping may function correctly, but other programs (such as a Web browser) may not.

== HOWTO: Programmatically Use ICMP Echo Request and Reply (Ping) == ...ontrol Message Protocol (ICMP) echo request and reply (popularly known as "ping"). For more details, please look in the ICMP directory of the Win32 SDK com

...6"></span>Computers that are offline are still resolved as online when you ping them = When you use the '''ping''' command to ping a client by name, that client name may be resolved and an IP address is ret

= <span id="KB249005"></span>Error Message: Ping Caused an Invalid Page Fault in Module Unknown = When you use the Ping utility to ping a host name, you may receive the following error message:

= <span id="KB262370"></span>Interix &quot;PING -F&quot; Command Does Not Work = When you try to use the '''ping''' command with the '''-f''' switch within the Interix shell, you may recei

...class="fixed_text">ADM: ICMP: Address <155.14.182.1> did not respond to a ping. ADM: ICMP: Address <155.14.192.129> did not respond to a ping.

If the server is valid, determine whether the client can ping the host name, the DNS name, or the IP address. To do this, follow these st <li>At a command prompt, type <span class="kbd userinput"> ping ''ServerName''</span>, and then press ENTER. For example, type the followin

...dress of RAS server A, modem B and modem C would be unable to successfully ping RAS server B and RAS server C (respectively).<br /> ...nces of "DESTINATION HOST UNREACHABLE" are returned for the results of the ping to server B.<br />

...computer name afterwards, the following symptoms occur when you issue the PING.EXE and IPCONFIG.EXE /ALL commands:<br /> * Even though no other computer uses the old computer name, you can still ping the old as well as the new computer name by using the following syntax:<br

== Troubleshooting NET USE Failure (when PING NetBIOS Name Works) == ...not complete successfully. In some cases this is due to the fact that the PING utility uses ICMP packets and does not require a session to be established,

= <span id="KB121912"></span>PING Hangs or Reboots Workstation = When you run the PING command before you start Windows for Workgroups version 3.11 with Microsoft

= <span id="KB123077"></span>PING Causes Reboot If Executed Outside Windows for Workgroups = After you install Microsoft 32-bit TCP/IP and issue a PING.EXE, ARP.EXE, NBTSTAT.EXE, NETSTAT.EXE, or ROUTE.EXE command from a real mo

= <span id="KB137421"></span>PING to Broadcast Address May Get Response = If the PING command is used to a broadcast address, some devices will respond.<br />