tracert results, I am confused

Linux in Windows

 

But ya got to admit it was funny Tony

 

WOW !!!

This has turned out to be not only educational but fun.

I created a new folder on my D: drive and save to it nameing the file something like 3230900.txt The 323 reflects the date. 0900 reflects the time. I could also use something like bbs3239AM.txt or bbs3239PM.txt. That makes comparing a lot easier.

I then created a shortcut to that folder on the Desktop so that I do not have to spend time searching.

But I am already amazed at the difference between 8 & 9 this morning.

Bottom line is:
I am having a ball with this new toy but now I need to get outta here and go pickup some medicine for my Wife.

BillyBob

 

Billy you have waaaay too much time on your hands.

Why don't you take some network classes with all that spare time. You would be amazed at how this stuff works.

 

Dear Mr. Smith

I do not have as much time as you think. I refered to what may save a bit of time by doing what I did. BUT !!! I did not mention it took me 4 ( four ) trys before I got it right.

I just made another check on this site. At 10AM it started at 5ms ended at
48ms. But in the middle was a 53ms. At 3PM it started at 6ms. Ended at 46ms. But in the middle was a 87ms.

I ran the check because this site was SLOW ( very ) at coming up.

Just for the education part I ran a check on another site and there was a
90ms in the middle.