Where two pings were issued from a host on a local network and the first ping was issued to the IP address of the default gateway of the host and it failed. If the second ping was issued to the IP address of a host outside the local network and it was successful, note that the possible cause for the failed ping is "Security rules are applied to the default gateway device, preventing it from processing ping requests"
Ping is a network utility that refers to a signal transmitted over the network to another computer, which subsequently responds with its own signal. This signal, measured in milliseconds (ms), indicates how long it takes for a data packet to go from your computer to an internet server and back.
A correctly structured ping packet is normally 56 bytes long, 64 bytes long when the Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP) header is included, and 84 bytes long when the Internet Protocol (IP) version 4 header is included. Any IPv4 packet (including pings) can, however, be as big as 65,535 bytes.
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