Latency (ping)
ping -c 10 <your server IP>
On Windows: ping -n 10 <IP>. Look at the average time and packet loss.
Our networks and how to check the route and connectivity to our sites
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Run these from your own machine, using the address of your server
ping -c 10 <your server IP>
On Windows: ping -n 10 <IP>. Look at the average time and packet loss.
traceroute <your server IP>
On Windows: tracert <IP>. Shows where the path breaks.
mtr -rwzbc 100 <your server IP>
The most useful report for network complaints — attach it to your ticket.
curl -o /dev/null http://<your server IP>/test.bin
Or run iperf3 between your server and your machine — the uplink is 10 Gbit/s.
Write to @dhost_support — we will give you an address in the location you need and, if it helps, a trial server so you can measure latency and speed before ordering.
Send an mtr report in both directions and the time the issue started —
that way we find the faulty hop faster and pass it to the upstream provider.
Maintenance and incidents are posted on the status page.