PingTool 2.0 Free Download [32|64bit] (Latest) PingTool is a freeware ping and traceroute/traceroute-like utility for Windows operating systems. It can ping IP addresses, check response time or disconnections and trace IP networks. Publisher's Description PingTool is an easy-to-use freeware application to check the availability of IP addresses and resolve hostnames. The response time calculation may fail when there are hostnames involved, in this case the program has no more information on the host and returns an error message. PingTool also offers the possibility to look for routers and relay hosts which allow ping flood attacks. The application has a speedchart to visualize response time in graphical form. 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For this tutorial, we will be using a bucket called . To create the S3 bucket, log into your Amazon Web Services (AWS) console, and follow these steps: 1. Select S3 from the left navigation menu and then select Create bucket from the S3 section. 2. In the Create bucket page, give your bucket a descriptive name and select the Create option at the bottom of the page. 3. On the next page, provide an appropriate storage region and click Create bucket. 4. On the next page, provide an appropriate key prefix and click Create bucket. Setting up a CloudFront Distribution In this step, we will create a CloudFront distribution with a bucket as the origin. Follow these steps to create a CloudFront distribution for a bucket: 1. Select CloudFront from the left navigation menu and then select Create distribution from the CloudFront section. 2. In the Create distribution page, provide a descriptive name for the distribution and select the Create option at the bottom of the page. 3. 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