Over the years, the program has grown, and added a variety of features and capabilities. PingPlotter was originally created in 1998 to troubleshoot unacceptable lag in an online game (a problem which that particular ISP was claiming no responsibility for at the time). No matter your current network situation, PingPlotter can help you get to the bottom of these kinds of problems faster, so you can find a solution and get back to not having to think about your connection. Or maybe you’re just preparing yourself ahead of time (go you!). If you’re reading this, odds are you’ve encountered (or are currently encountering) this exact situation. The only thing that’s worse than your network connection not working? Trying to figure out why it’s not working. At that point, it’s *all* you can think about. When it isn’t working right (or stops working all-together)… well, that’s a completely different story.
**The feature in this topic is exclusive to PingPlotter Pro.A network connection probably isn’t something you think about on a regular basis.
While these alerts can still be added from within the app, they cannot be managed from the web UI. Some alert functions are not currently available within the web UI.However, traces started or added to a summy from LND will appear inside the web UI. Local Network Discovery can only be initiated from the PingPlotter app.Changes made within the application will be reflected in the web UI (and vice versa).įor example, if someone accessing the web UI starts a trace to a new target, the new target will appear in the All Targets summary window within the PingPlotter application.Ĭurrently, there are some PingPlotter functions only accessible through the application: The web UI is an extension of the installed instance of PingPlotter, creating a consistent experience between the two. From the web, you can manage trace targets and summaries, configure alerts, and adjust PingPlotter’s engine settings. The web UI functions almost identically to the PingPlotter application. By default, the web UI address is Shared functionality between the PingPlotter app and the web UI Where is the port set in the Web Server settings.
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