What is ping?
Ping sends ICMP echo requests and measures how long replies take (round-trip time).
Operators use it to check basic reachability and latency — many hosts intentionally block ICMP.
Network
Ping Test
Measure ICMP latency to a host from SkyPath’s network — reachable vs filtered, with min/avg/max RTT.
Ping results
ICMP from SkyPath’s Probe — not your device
Reachability—
HostResolving…
Resolved IPResolving…
Avg RTTMeasuring…
Details
What this means
Results show ICMP echo from SkyPath’s Probe — not from your laptop or ISP path.
No replies often means ICMP is filtered, not that the host is offline. Try traceroute or a TCP port check next.
High latency or loss here reflects the path from SkyPath’s network to the destination.
Learn more
Why origin matters
An online ping always runs from the tool provider’s servers. Your home path to the same host can differ.
SkyPath labels the origin clearly so you do not confuse Probe results with a local terminal ping.
FAQ
Why does ping fail when the website loads?
Many hosts allow HTTP/HTTPS but drop ICMP. Use a port check or traceroute for more context.
Is this ping from my computer?
No. Packets are sent from SkyPath’s Probe network.