Question: is StatPing a right tool to track "Packet Loss"?

[DmytroSokhach]

I'm trying to prove my internet provider should improve their services, thus wanted to gather Packet Loss statistics (how many, how often, how long) on: "when internet provider's router is pinged, but internet resources are not"

For example when router is responding, means it is up - devices still connected to it. And if devices can't reach for example google.com means there are no internet connection.

Is StatPing any good for this task?

[d-Rickyy-b]

Hi @DmytroSokhach. Statping is dead. Try https://github.com/statping-ng/statping-ng or https://github.com/louislam/uptime-kuma. Not sure if any of these support statistics on packet loss.

[DmytroSokhach]

@d-Rickyy-b Thanks for explaining statping and statping-ng are totally different tools. I've ended up with statping-ng, installed from QNAP club, and it works fine: Now I even noticed that my "extension" router reboots when "main" one is down for too long. Uptime Kuma looks cool, will give it a try! (I've never was able to find it in Google searches)

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