BIP KB Tag: Test
How To Test Connectivity With Ping
These tests are performed using a Windows workstation. If you have a MAC or a *nix PC, the instructions will be a little different (details to be added soon).
Running a Ping
Ping is one of the first tools to use to point to point connectivity. It's run through the command prompt, but getting the basic information is quite easy:
To run ping, type Start > Run.
Type cmd in the Run window, and click OK. A black and white command line wi...
By BIP, January 24, 2015
How To Test Connectivity With Traceroute
What is Traceroute?
The traceroute utility checks how many “hops” (transfers through other routers or networked devices) it takes for your computer to reach a destination. You can use traceroute if you know the other computer's IP address, website address, or name (e.g., 1.1.1.1, www.BIPmedia.com, etc).
Using Traceroute
To access traceroute on a Windows workstation, perform one of the following:
Windows 7 or Vista: From the Start me...
By fredric, January 24, 2015
How To Test A RPM Package Before Installation
Introduction to Linux rpm package manager
In this tutorial we will show you, how to test a rpm package before installation.
As a Linux System Engineer, this command is very useful and should be used in regular practice.
Mostly of the time I use this command, to help me see if there are any issues before installation.
Note: rpm command is available for Red Hat based operating system.
How to test rpm
To test the rp...
By frank, April 11, 2015