RotMG Ping Checker ~ Find your fastest server !

[ruusey]

Description:
RotMG ping checker will check your ping for each prod server and tell you how fast it responds.
(lower ms means you lag less in that server)
The ips are grabbed on runtime, which means it will never be outdated.


Enjoy

How did you manage to get around the fact that aws ec2 instances prevent unaouthorized ping requests?[/B]

[Gravitir3.14]

How did you manage to get around the fact that aws ec2 instances prevent unaouthorized ping requests?

3 year-old thread, it's time to ask something weird.

[AllYourX]

3 year-old thread, it's time to ask something weird.

To be fair there are previous replies from as recently as 4 weeks ago.

[ruusey]

Much more efficient way to check ping using AWS ping API. Whipped up a quick program to test. Havent even added multithreading.

ping for server[USEast] was 393 ms
ping for server[AsiaSouthEast] was 1286 ms
ping for server[USSouth] was 81 ms
ping for server[USSouthWest] was 81 ms
ping for server[USEast2] was 82 ms
ping for server[USNorthWest] was 85 ms
ping for server[AsiaEast] was 791 ms
ping for server[EUSouthWest] was 640 ms
ping for server[USSouth2] was 82 ms
ping for server[EUNorth2] was 536 ms
ping for server[EUSouth] was 119 ms
ping for server[USSouth3] was 81 ms
ping for server[EUWest2] was 628 ms
ping for server[USMidWest] was 210 ms
ping for server[EUWest] was 120 ms
ping for server[USEast3] was 80 ms
ping for server[USWest] was 81 ms
ping for server[USWest3] was 83 ms
ping for server[USMidWest2] was 41 ms
ping for server[EUEast] was 140 ms
ping for server[Australia] was 1082 ms
ping for server[EUNorth] was 127 ms
ping for server[USWest2] was 82 ms
Total time [8135]ms

Didnt really do a test of the original but its sloooooow.

Fun fact but my research showed that pretty much all the South East/Middle Eastern RotMG servers are actually just subnets of one single EC2 instance.

[Maik8]

How did you manage to get around the fact that aws ec2 instances prevent unaouthorized ping requests?

I use a simple TCPClient that connects to the server with the port 2050, the server just accepts it, by the time the connection is successful i stop the time. That's as close as one can get to a real ping i guess.

Much more efficient way to check ping using AWS ping API. Whipped up a quick program to test. Havent even added multithreading.

ping for server[USEast] was 393 ms
ping for server[AsiaSouthEast] was 1286 ms
ping for server[USSouth] was 81 ms
ping for server[USSouthWest] was 81 ms
ping for server[USEast2] was 82 ms
ping for server[USNorthWest] was 85 ms
ping for server[AsiaEast] was 791 ms
ping for server[EUSouthWest] was 640 ms
ping for server[USSouth2] was 82 ms
ping for server[EUNorth2] was 536 ms
ping for server[EUSouth] was 119 ms
ping for server[USSouth3] was 81 ms
ping for server[EUWest2] was 628 ms
ping for server[USMidWest] was 210 ms
ping for server[EUWest] was 120 ms
ping for server[USEast3] was 80 ms
ping for server[USWest] was 81 ms
ping for server[USWest3] was 83 ms
ping for server[USMidWest2] was 41 ms
ping for server[EUEast] was 140 ms
ping for server[Australia] was 1082 ms
ping for server[EUNorth] was 127 ms
ping for server[USWest2] was 82 ms
Total time [8135]ms

Didnt really do a test of the original but its sloooooow.

Fun fact but my research showed that pretty much all the South East/Middle Eastern RotMG servers are actually just subnets of one single EC2 instance.

I wrote a Multi-Threaded version in C# with total ping times of about 350ms as avg (247ms was the best i have seen tho).

 

[Th3Shad0w]

very useful thanks

[Zeroxis]

NIce to use,thanks

[SpireCronus]

I've always been looking for something like this. Ty!

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I've always been looking for something like this. Ty!

This is a great addition.

[Twinlord]

this is good lol