PingBox v1.5 Windows Mobile phone Pocket PC freeware software mobile download

Summary: PingBox uses the ping command which is useful for determining the status of the network and various foreign host accessibility.

Requirements:
Windows Mobile Pocket PC 5 , 6 , 6.1

Arrived: Jul 3, 2008
Found under: ping, network, internet, utilities

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» PingBox v1.5 Description

PingBox uses the ping command which is useful for determining the status of the network and various foreign host accessibility, tracking and isolating hardware and software problems, and testing, measuring, and managing networks. This tool work exactly as windows ping command, but it's more compact. Just type IP address or host name, check how many hops you will want and hit Ping button.

For more information please check this forum post

Made by: aDEO

Sat-15-Nov at 8:56 am
nchucat wrote...
thanks，i've been looking for it ��

Fri-24-Oct at 9:12 am
wordsmarty.com wrote...
Awesome little tool - indispensable if you're an IT guy/girl or anytime you need to check if something's up and don't have an internet connection handy (like if your network is down and you're trying to figure out why). It can also be used as a quick hostname to IP tool, as you can type a host name and the ping will show you the IP address associated with that name. It's at version 1.9 now, this here hasn't been updated in a while, check aDEO's site: http://adeo.hit.bg/software.html. aDEO also has a beta for 2.0 out. Also check his NetInfoBox app, very useful to find out stats about the network adapters on your device (WLAN and cellular network on my Samsung i760), including your current IP (for IP to IP type communications, e.g.), speeds, etc...

Wed-9-Jul at 2:12 am
aDEO wrote...
It's already fixed in latest v1.6. You can install it from here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=404545

Tue-8-Jul at 9:44 pm
kul_c wrote...
It sounds great if it can work on my device. I can't type anything in the box..Why? Do I do something wrong?

Sun-6-Jul at 7:55 am
TekServer wrote...
In response to your suggestions on the other forum: I was already off USB & on a well established WIFI connection during testing. The LAN, including WIFI, was built by me and is known functional and stable. Pingbox will, as you suggested, ping itself if the box is left empty, but doesn't seem to want to ping any IP address. I will do more testing and post back later.

Fri-4-Jul at 6:17 pm
aDEO wrote...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=404545 Thanks and have ping :)

Fri-4-Jul at 9:56 am
TekServer wrote...
I can confirm the behavior reported by Mortimer. It can't even ping itself by IP, nor the default gateway. Still good for testing internet connectivity, but this should probably be addressed to make it a more valuable network tool. :)

Fri-4-Jul at 3:49 am
Mortimor wrote...
Ok, works with domains but does NOT work with IPs (like 192.168.2.1). Why not? May be a bug? Mort

Thu-3-Jul at 3:46 pm
macfan777 wrote...
Works perfectly and superfast. Thanks!

Thu-3-Jul at 12:47 pm
blackgoldpenguin21 wrote...
works perfect and it's fast. cool!

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