A ping tests the connection between two networks (your computer and our hosting server) by sending packets to a host and then reporting the time it takes to get a response This allows us to see where your computer is going looking for the website (the IP), if you're reaching our server, and if there's any dropped packets. To conduct a ping please follow the instructions below.

Windows

1. Open the command window by clicking START, then RUN (you may need to search for it). Type CMD, and click OK.
2. In the command window type "ping yourdomain.com" and press enter. Substitute yourdomain.com in for your websites domain.
3. To copy the results right click the command window, select mark, highlight the text and right click again. You can then post the results where you need them (such as a support request).

Note: Change yourdomain.com to your real domain name.

MAC OSX

1. Go to the Applications folder, then Utilities, then Network Utility.
2. Click on the ping tab and specify your domain name.
3. Click Ping