How to find pathping?

I remember long ago I went into the black box pormt and typed pathping (ip or something) and could see packetloss.
The Internet I have bought here are suppose to be really fast, but it's very laggy at times and simply looses access for a few sec to the net, so I think it's because of all the traffic from all the people here in the area, and wanted to make a pathping test. But I typed IP adress after, and it showed 0 loss. Maybe I should make a longer test, but can't remember how
Or if it's my IP or something else I should type.

Everything about pathping :p

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff963096.aspx

Heya,

you need to use some more commands like -n and maybe -l.

Example:

Code:

ping -n 100 -l 256 IPADRESS

-n is the times you want to ping the example is 100 times. By default it is 4 times
-l is the packet size, in the example it is 256 bytes, by default it is 32 bytes.

PLX

ty both, my computer-heroes

Do anyone know what that 2nd is there has 100% loss?

Its nothing to worry about, its a intern ip adress.
From a printer, router, ect.