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We have two DSL-connected sites that connect to each other often.
Performance is very intermittent, and we are trying to determine
which connection is the bad one. I think one of the two DSL
lines is probably giving terrible performance. What would be
the best tool for monitoring performance of these lines? I
think a program that runs as a Windows service and did pings to
public web sites and graphed the latency over time would reveal a
lot. Who has such a tool?
What program could be used to trace end to end performance of the
various systems, keeping in mind that there are firewalls that
block ICMP traffic?
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Will
Internet: westes at earthbroadcast.com
We have two DSL-connected sites that connect to each other often.
Performance is very intermittent, and we are trying to determine
which connection is the bad one. I think one of the two DSL
lines is probably giving terrible performance. What would be
the best tool for monitoring performance of these lines? I
think a program that runs as a Windows service and did pings to
public web sites and graphed the latency over time would reveal a
lot. Who has such a tool?
What program could be used to trace end to end performance of the
various systems, keeping in mind that there are firewalls that
block ICMP traffic?
--
Will
Internet: westes at earthbroadcast.com