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Just want to share with you what I learned lately regarding how to test the
connection. The common commands are telnet, ping and tracert. Below are
commands on how to use them.
To Ping: ping. Ex: ping 111.222.333.444
To test telnet: telnet. Ex: telnet 111.222.333.444 22
To Trace Route: tracert. Ex: tracert 111.222.333.444
Hope this helps! Will update this on the definitions of these 3.

Happy coding!
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Posted 28th August 2013 by don_simoun
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