Re: [hobbit] Conn Test Times

[Joost van den Broek <joost (at) seat-ibiza.nl>]

I don't think this has anything to do with ping'ing the wrong hosts. In
my case it has afaik to do with hobbitping. Switching to fping would
solve this issue, but I personally don't care (using smokeping for RTT
stats).

If you check Henkrik's demo page, you'll see that his local hosts
(172.16.x, assuming these are not in a VPN) also have very high response
times. Don't know why that is, maybe it will be resolved in the 4.3 final?

-Joost

Josh Luthman schreef:
> Michael,
> 
> Click the icon on the bb.html and confirm it is the correct IP address. 
> When I had this "problem" I noticed it was resolving the hostname and
> ping'ing the incorrect IP address.  If you do notice it is ping'ing the
> wrong address add the testip arguement after the last comment.
> 
> Josh
> 
> On 10/12/07, *Michael A. Price* <mprice (at) sgt-inc.com
> <mailto:mprice (at) sgt-inc.com>> wrote:
> 
>     Hello,
> 
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> 
>     Just curious if anyone knows the answer to this…
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>     I am monitoring two hosts on the same switch/network from the hobbit
>     server. When I look at the ping times on the hobbit server it says,
>     it's around 20 ms for one and 40 ms for the other. The trending
>     graphs for the conn test is reflecting the same thing.
> 
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>     But when I actually get on the CLI on the hobbit server and ping the
>     two hosts, they are around .7 ms ping response times.
> 
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> 
>     Whats the different between the application pinging the hosts and me
>     doing it at the CLI.????
> 
>      
> 
>     Thanks, michael
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