Hangarau

iatare

ping (computing)

tūingoa, tūmahi whiti

WHAKAMĀRAMA

He iatohu ka tukuna e tētahi rorohiko ki tētahi taurima, kia mōhiotia ai mēnā e wātea ana taua rorohiko taurima, arā, e kā ana, e tuihono ana. Ka whakahokia e te taurima te iapaoro, ā, ka inea te wā mai i te tukutanga o te iatare ki te taenga mai o te iapaoro, koirā hei tohu i te tere o te hononga ipurangi. E pai ana te hononga mēnā kei raro iho i te 40 mirihēkona te wā iatare.

A signal which is sent from a computer to a host computer in order to ascertain whether it is available, specifically whether it is turned on and online. The host returns a 'pong' signal and the length of time between sending the ping and receiving the pong is measured. This indicates the speed of the internet connection. A ping time below about 40 milliseconds is acceptable.

Tauira KŌrero

Me pēhea te iatare atu ki tētahi paetukutuku?

He mea nui kia tino tere te wā iatare i te ao kēmu tuihono.

Kāore i whakahokia mai te iatare, nō reira kāore pea taua rorohiko taurima e tuihono ana.

Takenga Mai

ia - current

ia (iatohu) - signal

tare - to send, request

Tauira KŌrero

Me pēhea te iatare atu ki tētahi paetukutuku?

He mea nui kia tino tere te wā iatare i te ao kēmu tuihono.

Kāore i whakahokia mai te iatare, nō reira kāore pea taua rorohiko taurima e tuihono ana.