I was nosing around in my MBP (just bought) and ran across a diagnostic GUI that had all I needed to PING/trace and then some (including pre-setup web sites like ARINC, etc). Problem is, I can't find it again. Anyone know where the page is, perchance? I tried all the searches, and the page seems to have gone poof. When I saw it the first time, it showed up as 'Network Diagnostics"...
Thanks in advance...
There are 3 ways to Ping on a Mac:
Choose Go to Folder from the Finder's Go menu, provide /System/Library/CoreServices/Applications/ as the path, and open the Network Utility.
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It sounds like you are referring to Network Utility.
Either type it into Spotlight, or use a Finder search to access it.
The full path to the application is:
/System/Library/CoreServices/Applications/Network Utility
You can ping and trace route from Terminal.app.
Hi nbar...
I had a feeling it was a utility, but it wouldn't come up for me on a search. I've been using terminal, but the utility will save me alot of typing, hopefully...
Thanks again...
Thanks for the feedback. Will check out the site...
How do I run a PING/trace route from a Mac?
