I was interviewing ASP's the other day & just before the senior guy went into
a shpeal about atomic aggregates, he mentioned we might want to investigate
running "Pong" or since we were using Cisco- "Heartbeat." I'm not sure if
I'm
researching the right areas, but I have found next to nothing on
i think they are referring to Spong do a search for it. of son of pong.
you can use it to check problems in your network.
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> Subject: Pong
here are some links:
http://status.tufts.edu/spong/www-spong.cgi/help
http://poseidon.rider.edu/spong/
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> Subject: Pong & Heartbe
Was this by any chance one of those guys (and it usually is guys, sorry)
that puffs himself up and acts like he knows a whole bunch because he can
spout tekkie terms? ;-)
Heartbeat was an Ethernet II technology. It wasn't available on Ethernet I,
so there were some compatibility issues. IEEE s
Maybe "pong" is a new kind of ping reply. kinda like the way the dot
used to bounce back frm the other side of the screen. We have some
"heartbeat" situations with clusters ;-)
Priscilla Oppenheimer wrote:
>Was this by any chance one of those guys (and it usually is guys, sorry)
>that puf
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