Server Tools

Network Diagnostic

Measure latency to our game nodes from your browser, identify your ISP and connection type, then run Phase 2 path tests from your PC for full hop-by-hop data.

Your server location

Pick where your game server is hosted. If a location has multiple nodes, choose the one that matches your panel.

How do I find my node?

Open your server in the AleForge Panel. On the Console page, click the hostname next to the server status (for example, giantbreaker.aleforge.net:25565) — match the name before .aleforge.net in the list above. You can also find it under Settings → Server Address.

Live Ping Test

Idle

Current RTT —

Sent 0

Lost 0

Loss 0%

Jitter —

Progress 0%

Summary

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Avg: —
Max: —
Packet loss: —

Your Connection Context

Idle

We look up your IP, ISP, and network type, then check the first few hops from the node toward your provider. Home networks block inbound probes — this is context, not a full path test. Use Phase 2 below for hop-by-hop data from your PC.

Your IP —

ISP / ASN —

Country —

Flags —

Node egress check Waiting…

Looking up the node's upstream path toward your ISP…

Step 2: path test from your PC

The browser test measures you → node latency. For hop-by-hop routing and per-hop loss, run a short command on your computer (Windows tracert / pathping, Linux/macOS traceroute / mtr).

Windows (recommended)

Press the Windows key, type powershell, and open Windows PowerShell (not Command Prompt).
Click Copy command, paste it into PowerShell, and press Enter.
Keep the window open — the test takes about 2–3 minutes.
When it finishes, upload the aleforge-network-test-*.txt file from your Desktop.

Complete the browser test first to generate your command.

Linux / macOS

Open a terminal.
Paste the command below and press Enter.
Upload the aleforge-network-test-*.txt file it saves in your home folder.

Complete the browser test first to generate your command.

Or download the script instead

Download Windows batch script Download PowerShell script Download Linux / macOS script

When the test finishes

Choose the aleforge-network-test-*.txt file the command saved (Desktop on Windows, home folder on Linux/macOS). The support report appears after that file is selected.

Results file