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Ping

Ping sends a few small packets to the server and measures how long they take to come back. You will see whether the server is reachable and how fast the connection is.

Enter a domain or IP address, for example google.sk.

How to read the result

Latency in milliseconds
The time a packet takes to reach the server and come back. Under 30 ms the connection is excellent; above 150 ms you will notice the delay in games and calls.
Packet loss
How many packets did not come back. Ideally 0%. Occasional loss often means a congested line or weak Wi-Fi signal.
Server does not respond
Some servers have ping disabled for security reasons. The website on them can still work normally.

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