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Hi,
Can you try to right-click the 'Local Ping' and select 'Set Start Step'?
Thanks,
Shu


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I am new to OO and started learning from screatch. This ping test.. I am not able to execute

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Hi,
Can you try to right-click the 'Local Ping' and select 'Set Start Step'?
Thanks,
Shu


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Wonderful, that worked !!
Thank you


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Hi,
As you can see 'Timeout occurred while executing command' in the RAW Result, the step failed
due to a timeout. I think that it was caused by setting the 'timeout' step input to 1 (millisec).
Can you please try it again after increasing the value of the input.
Thanks,
Shu


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Hi Shu,
I have opened a new thread for this, do not know if I should do it.
However this time I have increased the value to 10 and then to 60 and then to 200. Increased the packet size to 64. In vain I have the same error.

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Hi,
The unit of timeout is millisecond. So can you please set, say, 60000 or 90000 to the input? Acutally the default value is 90000.
Thanks,
Shu


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Wonderful. That worked out... I have set the timeout value to 90000, and there it goes green. Thanks Shu
May I please ask, from a troubleshooting point of view, how will I know that the value is 90000.