Why there is a difference in number of ICMP echo packets sent when we ping from a PC (4 ICMP packets) and a ROUTER (5 ICMP packets) ??

Question ajoutée par محمد عمر مصطفى الشيخ العوض , IT Network Engineer , Automation Vision LLC
Date de publication: 2014/10/04

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Each device have it own number of pings which indicate that it is successful

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