pythonping

import os from pythonping import ping # Ping a common public DNS server (e.g., Google DNS) or a local host. # Note: Pinging often requires administrative privileges (root/sudo on Linux/macOS, or elevated command prompt on Windows) # due to raw socket access. If you encounter 'PermissionError', try running your script with appropriate permissions. try: print("\nPinging 8.8.8.8 with 4 packets...") response_list = ping('8.8.8.8', count=4, timeout=1, verbose=True) print("\n--- Ping Results ---") for response in response_list: if response.is_success: print(f"Reply from {response.address}, {response.bytes_received} bytes in {response.time_elapsed:.2f}ms") else: print(f"Request to {response.address} timed out or failed.") # Access statistics available from v1.1.3+ if hasattr(response_list, 'stats_packets_sent'): print(f"\nPackets Sent: {response_list.stats_packets_sent}") print(f"Packets Received: {response_list.stats_packets_returned}") print(f"Packet Loss Ratio: {response_list.stats_lost_ratio:.2%}") print(f"Min RTT: {response_list.rtt_min:.2f}ms, Avg RTT: {response_list.rtt_avg:.2f}ms, Max RTT: {response_list.rtt_max:.2f}ms") except PermissionError as e: print(f"Error: {e}. You might need to run this script with administrative privileges (e.g., sudo on Linux/macOS, or as Administrator on Windows).") except Exception as e: print(f"An unexpected error occurred: {e}")