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How Does PING work

Asked by jskfan in Apple Networking

When you have a host file or DNS, and you use PING command to ping a machine that is onlthe network or off the network, how does the communication circuit work in either case.?
for example when you ping a remote machine which is powerd off , and you have that machine hostname and IP in the DNS or in the host file, would your computer look for the record first or until it receives something from the remote machine then it looks for the record in the DNS or host file?

do you understand what I mean? I need kind of explanation about the whole process of PING command.

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