Ping definition

Ping means a request-response utility or other method used to determine whether a specific Internet Protocol (IP) address or host exists or is accessible.

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Ping means a utility to determine whether a specific IP address is accessible.

Ping means Ping Identity Corporation.

Examples of Ping in a sentence

• The transactions under the Ping An Bank Structured Deposit Products Agreements shall be aggregated in accordance with Rule 14.22 of the Listing Rules.

• When entering into the Ping An Bank Structured Deposit Product Agreements with respect to the aggregate of the total subscription amount of the products under the Ping An Bank Structured Deposit Products Agreements, one or more of the applicable percentage ratios (as defined under Rule 14.07 of the Listing Rules) exceeds 5% but all of the ratios are below 25%.

• The Subscriber may use, in combination with the SORACOM Air Global Service, the Device Ping, which helps Subscriber to check communication to its devices.

• Ping An Bank is a licensed bank established under the laws of the PRC and principally engages in banking and financial services.

• The Directors (including the independent non-executive Directors) are of the view that the above- mentioned Ping An Bank Structured Deposit Products Agreements are made on normal commercial terms, are fair and reasonable and in the interest of the Company and its shareholders as a whole.

• The Directors, after making all reasonable inquiries, to the best of their knowledge and belief, each of Ping An Bank and its ultimate beneficial owner is a third party independent of the Company and its connected persons.

• Ping An Bank has the right of early termination due to force majeure or in the interest of the investing public.

• The Project Manager shall support the roll out of new technologies supporting healthcare reform efforts, as specified and funded by the State or the ACOs, to practices and CHT staff, for example Care Navigator, Health Catalyst, and Patient Ping.

• All provisions of this Agreement shall be binding upon, inure to the benefit of and be enforceable by and against the respective successors and permitted assigns of Ping Identity and Customer.

• The Subscriber may use, in combination with the SORACOM Arc Service, the Device Ping, which helps Subscriber to check communication to its devices.

More Definitions of Ping

Ping or “Pings” means “packet internet or inter-network groper” being a basic internet program that sends a packet of data to a designated Internet Protocol (IP) address and waits for a response, which will verify the availability of the connection to that address.

Ping communications delay with the server shown in milli- seconds. The higher the number, the slower the connection.‌ Certain servers can be unavailable. Unavailable servers are “greyed out”. This means that you cannot connect to this server for some reason. Examples of typical connection problems are: · Different version of the game on your computer and on the server; · The server has no vacant places as it has reached the maximum number of players; · The server has disconnected you and the disconnection time has not elapsed (see below); · Other connection problems related to internet connectivity To connect to the server click on it in the list and then on the “Log in” button. Or double-click server name. If you wish to create a new server in your LAN, press the “Create Game” button. See the description “Online” / “Create Game” below. Here you can either join a server or create your own. A new online game is created in the same way for LAN and Internet. Press the “Create Game” button. Enter your game name and select the max number of players. Battle maps with a smaller number of players than the one specified here will not be available.‌ Enter a password for connecting to the server, if required. If the server is password protected all the players will need to enter the password before being able to log in to your server. Here you can enter an online name or IP-address of the game server and the server password to log in (if required). This screen consists of the following parts: · Player list in the top left part; · Chat screen in the bottom left part; · Battle list screen in the right part. On the battle selection screen the players scroll through the avail- able battles, select their side and the color of their armies, and make alliances. The currently selected battle is visible as “highlighted” by all the connected players. There is a map of the selected battle in the top right corner of the screen. The spawn points from where the players may start are marked by ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇. The side the player will be on in the battle is marked by a flag. If a player is a member to any alliance the number of the alliance will appear opposite to that player’s name in the list. If a player is not allied, nothing is displayed. If a player has selected his army color, a small square with this color will appear opposite to that player’s name. Random color is not shown.‌ The players may switch off the display of each other’s messages in the chat window (“mute”). To do so one should t...