Multi-Host Ping Monitor
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Package name
- multi-host-ping-monitor
License
- MIT
Last updated
- Today - latest/stable
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Multi-Host Ping Monitor - Live Latency, Loss and Jitter for Many Hosts
Multi-Host Ping Monitor continuously pings many IP addresses and domain names at once and plots their round-trip latency live. A lightweight Linux alternative to PingInfoView for monitoring several hosts, packet loss and jitter.
Pings are real: unprivileged ICMP echo requests (falling back to the system ping command or a TCP connect round-trip time when ICMP sockets are not allowed). Default hosts include your real default gateway read from /proc/net/route plus well-known public resolvers; you can add or remove any host and the list is remembered.
Key Features:
- Hosts table with sent/received, loss %, last/min/avg/max latency, jitter and UP/DOWN status.
- Live multi-host latency chart; lost packets appear as gaps.
- Up/Down event log with timestamps (DOWN after 3 consecutive timeouts).
- Adjustable interval, pause/resume, reset statistics and CSV export.
- Bilingual donate banner (Vietnamese / English).
Disclaimer: This project is an independent open-source tool and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by NirSoft.
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