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Report for 1.1.1.1 - Check-Host

Name: Check-Host 1.1.1.1 Latensi ICMP dan Ketersediaan
Author: Check-Host

Info Ping HTTP TCP UDP MTR DNS

Ping server 1.1.1.1

Checked Oct 24, 2026 08:19:58 UTC |

| Check again |

Location	Result	Time	IP Address
Albania, Tirana	Ok	131.5 ms	1.1.1.1
Australia, Sydney	Ok	0.0 ms	1.1.1.1
Bosnia and Herzegovina, Novi Travnik	Ok	17.3 ms	1.1.1.1
Bulgaria, Sofia	Ok	31.0 ms	1.1.1.1
Canada, Montreal	Ok	7.0 ms	1.1.1.1
Switzerland, Bern	Ok	1.0 ms	1.1.1.1
Switzerland, Zurich	Ok	26.0 ms	1.1.1.1
China, Hohhot	Ok	299.3 ms	1.1.1.1
Cyprus, Larnaca	Ok	1.3 ms	1.1.1.1
Germany, Nuernberg	Ok	13.2 ms	1.1.1.1
Germany, Frankfurt am Main	Ok	0.0 ms	1.1.1.1
Germany, Frankfurt am Main	Ok	0.2 ms	1.1.1.1
Germany, Frankfurt am Main	Ok	1.0 ms	1.1.1.1
Germany, Koblenz	Ok	17.8 ms	1.1.1.1
Germany, Frankfurt am Main	Ok	4.5 ms	1.1.1.1
Denmark, Glostrup Municipality	Ok	60.8 ms	1.1.1.1
Spain, Bilbao	Ok	41.3 ms	1.1.1.1
Spain, Barcelona	Ok	17.2 ms	1.1.1.1
Finland, Helsinki	Ok	4.7 ms	1.1.1.1
Finland, Helsinki	Ok	19.0 ms	1.1.1.1
France, Gravelines	Ok	5.0 ms	1.1.1.1
France, Paris	Ok	41.3 ms	1.1.1.1
United Kingdom, London	Ok	7.8 ms	1.1.1.1
Hong Kong, Hong Kong	Ok	6.7 ms	1.1.1.1
Croatia, Zagreb	Ok	29.2 ms	1.1.1.1
Hungary, Budapest	Ok	49.2 ms	1.1.1.1
Israel, Petach Tikwa	Ok	0.0 ms	1.1.1.1
Israel, Netanja	Ok	1.0 ms	1.1.1.1
Iran, Tehran	Ok	75.3 ms	1.1.1.1
Iran, Tehran	Ok	74.0 ms	1.1.1.1
Iceland, Reykjavik (Miðborg)	Ok	1.5 ms	1.1.1.1
Italy, Como	Ok	0.0 ms	1.1.1.1
Japan, Tokyo	Ok	1.0 ms	1.1.1.1
South Korea, Seoul	Ok	2.3 ms	1.1.1.1
Kazakhstan, Almaty	Ok	141.5 ms	1.1.1.1
Lithuania, Pilaite	Ok	79.2 ms	1.1.1.1
Latvia, Riga	Ok	80.0 ms	1.1.1.1
Moldova, Chisinau	Ok	88.3 ms	1.1.1.1
Netherlands, Amsterdam	Ok	0.3 ms	1.1.1.1
Netherlands, Amsterdam	Ok	3.0 ms	1.1.1.1
Netherlands, Amsterdam	Ok	0.3 ms	1.1.1.1
Netherlands, Amsterdam	Ok	1.0 ms	1.1.1.1
Netherlands, Eygelshoven	Ok	4.0 ms	1.1.1.1
Norway, Oslo	Ok	0.0 ms	1.1.1.1
Poland, Warsaw	Ok	17.8 ms	1.1.1.1
Romania, Bacău	Ok	53.0 ms	1.1.1.1
Romania, Bucharest	Ok	7.0 ms	1.1.1.1
Serbia, Belgrade	Ok	8.0 ms	1.1.1.1
Russia, Moscow	Ok	20.2 ms	1.1.1.1
Singapore, Singapore	Ok	24.7 ms	1.1.1.1
Tor, Onion	Timeout	-	1.1.1.1
Tor, Onion	Timeout	-	1.1.1.1
Tor, Onion	Timeout	-	1.1.1.1
Turkey, Istanbul	Ok	9.7 ms	1.1.1.1
Ukraine, Khmelnytskyi	Ok	4.2 ms	1.1.1.1
United States, Dallas	Ok	1.0 ms	1.1.1.1
United States, Los Angeles	Ok	1.0 ms	1.1.1.1
United States, Houston	Ok	7.0 ms	1.1.1.1
United States, Miami	Ok	1.0 ms	1.1.1.1
South Africa, Johannesburg	Ok	1.2 ms	1.1.1.1