Ping IP addresses of other computers

Ping the IP address of another computer and try to Ping the IP address of another computer. To do this, type ping <IP address>, where <IP address> is the IP address of another computer. You will receive a response similar to the following: Pinging <###. ###. ###. ###> with 32 bytes of data: Reply from <###. ###. ###. ###>: bytes = 32 time = 77 ms TTL = 28 Reply from <###. ###. ###. ###>: bytes = 32 time = 80 ms TTL = 28 Reply from <###. ###. ###. ###>: bytes = 32 time = 78 ms TTL = 28 Reply from <###. ###. ###. ###>: bytes = 32 time = 79 ms TTL = 28 of them <###. ###. ###. ###> it is the IP address of another computer. If there is a wrong configuration router between your computer and other computers, or there is a problem with other computers, you may receive a response similar to the following: Pinging <###. ###. ###. ###> with 32 bytes of data: Request timed out. request timed out. request timed out. request timed out. if your computer is in a different subnet from other computers, you can try to Ping the computer from the same subnet as the computer. If the computer in the same subnet cannot be pinged to the computer, check whether the computer is connected to the network and whether the IP address used by the computer is correct. If you can Ping a computer in the same subnet to this computer, contact the network administrator to solve any possible route problems on the network.