Berikut di bawah adalah daftar ISP Se Indonesia
1.Telkomspeedy www.telkomspeedy.net
Penyedia Layanan oleh PT.Telekomunikasi Indonesia
2.biznet www.biznetnetworks.com
Penyedia Layanan oleh PT. Bitnet Komunikasindo
3.CBN`www.cbn.net.id
Penyedia Layanan oleh PT. Cyberindo Aditama
4.Uninet www.uninet.net.id
Penyedia Layanan oleh PT. Uninet Media Sakti
5.Fastnet www.firstmedia.com
Penyedia Layanan oleh PT. First Media Tbk.
6.Indosat www.indosat.com
Penyedia Layanan oleh PT Indosat tbk
7.XL www.xl.co.id
Penyedia Layanan oleh PT Excelcomindo Pratama Tbk
8.Three www.three.co.id
Penyedia Layanan oleh PT Hutchison CP Telecommunications
9.Axis www.axisworld.co.id
Penyedia Layanan oleh PT. Axis Media
10.Smart www.smart-telecom.co.id
Penyedia Layanan olehPT SMART Tbk
11.esia www.esia.co.id
Penyedia Layanan oleh PT Bakrie Telecom tbk
12.Fren www.mobile-8.com
Penyedia Layanan Internet Oleh PT Global Mediacom Tbk
dari ke 12 yang saya tampilkan adalah isp yang terkenal (famous) di indonesia
dan sisanya beberapa isp adalah sebagai berikut:
ACCES.NET Jakarta Selatan (021) 526 8777
BIT.NET Jakarta Pusat (021) 3903939
CENTRIN.NET Bandung (022) 4220818
CENTRAL.NET Jakarta Pusat (021) 23550170
COMMERCE.NET Jakarta Selatan (021) 8312222
DNET.NET Jakarta Pusat (021) 5727218
ELGA.NET Jakarta Selatan (021) 7821962
IDOLA.NET Jakarta Pusat (021) 2302345
INDO.NET Jakarta Pusat (021) 5760925
INFOASIA.NET Jakarta Pusat (021) 6321883
INSPRINT.NET Jakarta Timur (021) 4712231
ITB.NET Bandung (022) 2512982
JAS.NET Jakarta Pusat (021) 3916280
PRIME.NET Jakarta Pusat (021) 2300960
MELSA.NET Bandung (022) 4209418
MITRA.NET Surabaya (031) 8415678
PACIFIC.LINK Jakarta (021) 5262627
PRIMA.NET Jakarta Selatan (021) 5205151
RAD.NET Jakarta Selatan (021) 5221622
SAT.NET Jakarta Selatan (021) 79196345
SIG.NET Jakarta (021) 5764040
SISTELINDO.NET Jakarta Selatan (021) 52899300
SPOT.NET Jakarta Pusat (021) 6345005
UB.NET Jakarta (021) 5483008
VISION.NET Jakarta Pusat (021) 42880238
WASANTARA.NET Jakarta Pusat (021) 3521793
ESTIKO.NET Jakarta Selatan (021) 7668899
LINK.NET Tanggerang (021) 5516161
PESAT.NET Jakarta (021) 5762292
SOLUSI.NET Jakarta Selatan (021) 7945301
REACH.NET Jakarta Pusat (021) 574146
GLOBALXTREME.NET Malang (0341) 562000
COMMSAT.NET Jakarta Barat (021) 5444730
EZY.NET Jakarta Selatan (021) 83793702
NTT.NET Jakarta Pusat (021) 5727777
NEXCOM.NET Jakarta Selatan (021) 79195119
COMNET.NET Jakarta Timur (021) 4756788
SPEED.NET Jakarta Pusat (021) 3900828
THE.NET Jakarta Selatan (021) 5269988
NUSA.NET Medan (061) 4158806
PATRA.NET Jakarta Pusat (021) 3521915
NAWALA.NET Jakarta Selatan (021) 5157768
CIRCLEONE.NET Jakarta Selatan (021) 5155555
NEUVIZ.NET Jakarta Selatan (021) 2528888
IPNET.NET Jakarta Selatan (021) 5275070
CITY.NET Jakarta Pusat (021) 3448848
BIZ.NET Jakarta Pusat (021) 5708888
GIGA.NET Jakarta Selatan (021) 5279901
TRIPLEGATE.NET Jakarta Pusat (021) 3155613
JETCOMS.NET Jakarta Barat (021) 5358848
ORBICOM.NET Jakarta Barat (021) 3161678
PRO.NET Bandung (022) 4218585
UII.NET Yogyakarta (0274) 555888
NANGURA.NET Makasar (0411) 855028
KABELVISION.NET Jakarta Selatan (021) 5278811
MEGHANTARA.NET Jakarta Timur (021) 6328880
NAP.NET Jakarta Selatan (021) 2528888
QITA.NET Jakarta Selatan (021) 5202434
TERAS.NET Bandung (022) 4207738
CHOICE.NET Jakarta Utara (021) 45845560
BOLEH.NET Jakarta Selatan (021) 5269559
CITRA.NET Jogyakarta (0274) 554444
STARCALL.NET Jakarta Pusat (021) 3913388
BLUELINE.NET Kuta - Bali (0361) 769355
CEPAT.NET Jakarta (021) 3157533
MDP.NET Palembang (0711) 313626
MELESAT.NET Jakarta (021) 3929925
EAZY.NET Bandung (022) 7230819
TELKOMVISION.NETJakarta (021) 2525789
ANGKASA.NET Jakarta (021) 5202876
INOVA.NET Jakarta Utara (021) 65302867
NAPSINDO.NET Jakarta (021) 5209202
CYBER - ISP.NET Jakarta (021) 52961388
GERBANG.NET Jakarta (021) 52963750
JOS.NET Jakarta (021) 6332727
ICONPLN.NET Jakarta (021) 5253019
IPTEK.NET Jakarta (021) 3168701
KS.NET Jakarta Selatan (021) 7269450
INTERNUX.NET Makasar (0411) 834690
OLAMI.NET Gorontalo (0435) 830349
GPN.NET Jakarta (021) 52900688
DTP.NET Surabaya (031) 5344861
INDIKA.NET Jakarta (021) 24507777
CORBEC.NET Jakarta (021) 39833773
JASATEL.NET Jakarta (021) 5208987
QUASAR.NET Bandung (022) 7302188
JOGJAMEDIA.NET Yogyakarta (0274) 544000
CSM Jakarta (021) 5700194
SCBD.NET Jakarta (021) 5150000
BROADBAND.NET Jakarta (021) 4752876
ASIAKOM.NET Jakarta (021) 31903456
THAMRIN.NET Jakarta (021) 5269308
GEN.NET Jakarta (021) 5266222
JAVA.NET Jakarta (021) 83706163
FIRSTASIA.NET Jakarta (021) 5325757
TOGLOBE.NET Bandung (022) 4262075
EZ.NET Jakarta Barat (021) 56967390
TOP.NET Jakarta (021) 3912277
LC.NET Jogjakarta (0274) 481010
VIP.NET Jakarta Selatan (021) 83700579
ENCIETY.NET Surabaya (031) 5491229
PADI.NET Surabaya (031) 5616330
KAWANUANET.NET Manado (0431) 862500
THC.NET Jakarta (021) 5208325
DHECYBER.NET Jakarta (021) 5275682
SATNETCOM Balikpapan (0542) 875570
Wah Ternyata cukup banyak juga yah ISP di indonesia tetapi tetap 12 isp diatas tadi yang mendominasi dikarenakan kekuatannya yang powerfull karena yang punya juga adalah PT sekelas TBK he2,cukup hebat kekuatan isp di indonesia , sekian sharing info dari saya bilamana terdapat penulisan kata yang dirasa kurang lengkap atau salah mohon maaf sebesar - besarnya,sekian wasalam
Jumat, September 09, 2011
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Daftar Command untuk CMD.EXE
Bagi penyayang Jendela (windows), Command Prompt alias cmd.exe adalah salah satu rool yang banyak menolong pengguna dalam mengoperasikan windows. Berikut ini adalah daftar perintah (command) dalam mengoperasikan cmd.exe.
ADDUSERS – Memasukkan/ menambah user ke/dari file CSV.ARP – Address Resolution ProtocolASSOC Change – file extension associationsASSOCIAT – One step file associationAT Schedule – Perintah untuk membuat shedule program (utk dijalankan kemudian waktu)ATTRIB – Mengganti atribut fileBOOTCFG – Edit boot setting windowsBROWSTAT – Mencari info domain,browser dan PDCCACLS – Mengganti/mengubah file permissionsCALL – Memanggil sebuah program batchCD – Memindahkan ke sebuah folder tertentu.CHANGE – Mengubah Properties pada Terminal ServerCHKDSK – Memeriksa dan memperbaiki file systemCHKNTFS – Memeriksa NTFS file systemCHOICE – Menerima input keyboard ke dalam sebuah batch fileCIPHER – Encrypt-Decrypt files/foldersCleanMgr – Membersihkan secara otomatis Temporary files, recycle binCLEARMEM – Membersihkan memoryCLIP – meng-Copy STDIN ke Windows clipboard.CLS – Membersihkan layar CMDCLUSTER – Windows ClusteringCMD – Membuka layar CMD/ command promptCOLOR – Mengganti warna pada window CMDCOMP – Membandingkan isi dari 2 atau lebih fileCOMPACT – kompres file/folder di dalam partisi NTFSCOMPRESS – kompres file individu di dalam partisi NTFSCON2PRT – Connect atau disconnect sebuah PrinterCONVERT – Convert FAT drive menjadi NTFS.COPY – Copy 1 atau lebih file ke lokasi tertentuCSVDE – Import/Export Active Directory dataDATE – Menampilkan/mengatur tanggalDcomcnfg – DCOM Configuration UtilityDEFRAG – Defragment hard driveDEL – Menghapus 1 atau lebih fileDELPROF – Menghapus User Profile NTDELTREE – Menghapus sebuah folder beserta subfolderDevCon – Device Manager Command Line UtilityDIR – Menampilkan daftar file/folder dari sebuah driveDIRUSE – Menampilkan disk usage/kapasitas diskDISKCOMP – Membandingkan isi dari 2 buah floppy diskDISKCOPY – Copy isi dari sebuah floppy disk ke floppy disk lainnyaDNSSTAT – DNS StatisticsDOSKEY – Mengedit command line,recall commands,dan create macrosDSADD – Menambah user (computer, group..) ke dalam active directoryDSQUERY – Menambah item ke dalam active directoryDSMOD – Modify user (computer, group..) di dalam active directoryECHO – Menampilkan message pada monitorERASE – Menghapus satu atau lebih fileEXIT – keluar dari window CMDEXPAND – Uncompress fileEXTRACT – Uncompress CAB filesFC – Membandingkan 2 buah fileFDISK – Disk Format dan partitionFIND – Mencari sebuah text string di dalam sebuah fileFINDSTR – Mencari strings di dalam filesFOR /F -Loop command: untuk beberapa files sekaligusFOR – Loop command: all options Files, Directory, ListFORFILES – Batch process multiple filesFORMAT – Memformat sebuah diskFREEDISK – Menampilkan free disk space (dalam bytes)FSUTIL – File and Volume utilitiesFTP – File Transfer ProtocolFTYPE – Menampilkan/mengubah file types yg digunakan dalam file extensionGLOBAL – Menampilkan daftar anggota dalam global groupsGOTO – Mengarahkan sebuah program batch untuk melompat ke labelled lineHELP – Online HelpHFNETCHK – Network Security Hotfix CheckerIF – Conditionally perform a command (perintah bersyarat)IPCONFIG – Configure IPKILL – Menghapus program dari memoryLABEL – Memberi/mengubah label diskLOCAL – Menampilkan daftar anggota local groupsLOGEVENT – Menulis text ke dalam NT event viewer.LOGOFF – Keluar dari system / Mengeluarkan user dari systemLOGTIME – mencatat tanggal dan waktu dalam sebuah fileMAPISEND – Mengirim e-mail dari command lineMEM – Menampilkan memory usageMD – Create new foldersMODE – Configure a system deviceMOUNTVOL – Mengatur Mount point dalam sebuah volumeMOVE – Memindahkan file dari sebuah folder ke folder lainMOVEUSER – Menindahkan user dari sebuah domain ke domain lainMSG – Mengirim messageMSIEXEC – Microsoft Windows InstallerMSINFO – Windows NT diagnosticsMSTSC – Terminal Server Connection (Remote Desktop Protocol)MUNGE – Mencari dan Menganti text di dalam sebuah file (find & replace)MV – Meng-copy file yang sedang/sementara digunakanNET – Mengatur network resourcesNETDOM – Domain ManagerNETSH – Configure network protocolsNETSVC – Command-line Service ControllerNBTSTAT – Menampilkan networking statistics (NetBIOS over TCP/IP)NETSTAT – Menampilkan networking statistics (TCP/IP)NOW – Menampilkan current Date and TimeNSLOOKUP – Name server lookupNTBACKUP – Backup foldersNTRIGHTS – Edit user account rights (wilayah akses yg diizinkan oleh admin)PATH – Menampilkan atau mengatur search path untuk executable filesPATHPING – Melacak route plus network latency dan packet lossPAUSE – Menahan proses sebuah batch file and menampilkan messagePERMS – Menampilkan permissions (wilayah akses) userPERFMON – Performance MonitorPING – Menguji (test) network connectionPOPD – Restore previous value dari sebuah directory yang di-save oleh PUSHDPORTQRY – Menampilkan status ports dan servicePRINT – Print text filePRNCNFG – Menampilkan, mengatur, atau mengubah nama printerPRNMNGR – Menampilkan, menghapus, atau menambah daftar printer; set default printerPROMPT – Mengubah command promptPsExec – Menjalankan proses jarak jauh (remote)PsFile – Menunjukkan file2 yang dibuka dari jarak jauhPsGetSid – Menampilkan SID sebuah computer atau userPsInfo – Menampilkan informasi dari sebuah systemPsKill – Menghentikan proses melalui process IDPsList – Menampilkan detail informasi dari sebuah prosesPsLoggedOn – Who’s logged on (mengecek secara lokal atau melalui resource sharing)PsLogList – Event log recordsPsPasswd – Mengubah account passwordPsService – Menampilkan dan mengubah servicesPsShutdown – Shutdown atau reboot computerPsSuspend – Suspend/menahan procesPUSHD – Menyimpan/Save dan mengganti current directoryQGREP – Mencari kata/kalimat di dalam file yg sesuai dgn pola/line yg ditentukan.RASDIAL – Mengatur RAS connectionsRASPHONE – Mengatur RAS connectionsRECOVER – Memulihkan/Recover damaged file dari sebuah disk defective (rusak).REG – Membaca, mengatur, atau menghapus registry keys dan valuesREGEDIT – Mengimport/mengeksport registry settingsREGSVR32 – Register/unregister file DLL atau ocxREGINI – Mengubah Registry PermissionsREM – Merekam/mencatat comments (remarks) di dalam sebuah batch fileREN – mengubah nama fileREPLACE – Mengganti/Replace atau meng-update sebuah file dengan file lineRD – Delete folderRDISK – Create Recovery DiskRMTSHARE – Share folder atau printerROUTE – Memanipulasi network routing tablesRUNAS – Menjalankan sebuah program dgn menggunakan user account lain.RUNDLL32 – Menjalankan sebuah DLL command (add/remove print connections)SC – Service ControlSCHTASKS – Create or Edit Scheduled TasksSCLIST – Display NT ServicesScriptIt – Control GUI applicationsSET – Display, set, atau remove environment variablesSETX – Set environment variables secara permanentSHARE – Mendaftar atau edit sebuah file share atau print shareSHORTCUT – Create windows shortcut (.LNK file)SHOWGRPS – Menampilkan daftar NT Workgroups atau user yang telah joinedSHOWMBRS – Menampilkan daftar Users yg merupakan member dari sebuah WorkgroupSHUTDOWN – Shutdown computerSLEEP – Menunggu selama beberapa saatSOON – Menjadwal(schedule) sebuah command untuk beberapa waktu kemudianSORT – Sort inputSTART – membuka sebuah window baru, untuk menjalankan program atau command tertentuSU – Switch UserSUBINACL – Edit file & folder Permissions, Ownership serta DomainSUBST – Menyesuaikan sebuah path dengan drive letterSYSTEMINFO – Menampilkan daftar system configurationTASKLIST – Menampilkan daftar aplikasi dan service yang sedang berjalanTIME – Menampilkan atau mengubah waktu pada systemTIMEOUT – Delay processing sebuah batch fileTITLE – Menentukan judul window untuk sebuah session CMD.EXETOUCH – mengubah timestamps sebuah fileTRACERT – Melacak route ke sebuah remote hostTREE – Tampilan grafis dari struktur folderTYPE – Menampilkan isi dari sebuah text fileUSRSTAT – Menampilkan daftar domain usernames dan last loginVER – Menampilkan version informationVERIFY – Memeriksa apakah files telah ter-saveVOL – Menampilkan disk labelWHERE – Mencari dan menampilkan files di dalam sebuah directory treeWHOAMI – Menampilkan current UserName dan current domainWINDIFF – Membandingkan isi dari dua atau lebih file.WINMSD – Windows system diagnosticsWINMSDP – Windows system diagnostics IIWMIC – WMI CommandsXCACLS – Mengubah file permissions (hak akses)XCOPY – Copy files dan folders
Ping Command
Among the various measurement packages is the original PING (Packet InterNet Groper) program used over the last six years for numerous tests and measurements of the Internet system and its client nets. This program contains facilities to send various kinds of probe packets, including ICMP Echo messages, process the reply and record elapsed times and other information in a data file, as well as produce real-time snapshot histograms and traces.
- Mills, D. L; "Internet Delay Experiments"; RFC 889; Dec 1983.
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This program is intended for use in network testing, measurement and management. It should be used primarily for manual fault isolation. Because of the load it could impose on the network, it is unwise to use ping during normal operations or from automated scripts...
- Muuss, Mike; Ping source code comments; 7 August 1992.
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Every second of the day there are untold millions of pings flashing back and forth between computers on the Internet like a continuous shower of electronic neural sparks. The following subsections provide information on how Ping was invented, how Ping works, how to use Ping, Ping web sites, and info on the original Unix Ping version.
How Ping was invented. The original PING command stood for "Packet Internet Groper", and was a package of diagnostic utilities used by DARPA personnel to test the performance of the ARPANET. However, the modern Internet Ping command refers to a program was written by Mike Muuss in December, 1983, which has since become one of the most versatile and widely used diagnostic tools on the Internet. Muuss named his program after the sonar sounds used for echo-location by submarines and bats; just like in old movies about submarines, sonar probes do sound something like a metallic "ping".
How Ping works. The Internet Ping program works much like a sonar echo-location, sending a small packet of information containing an ICMP ECHO_REQUEST to a specified computer, which then sends an ECHO_REPLY packet in return. The IP address 127.0.0.1 is set by convention to always indicate your own computer. Therefore, a ping to that address will always ping yourself and the delay should be very short. This provides the most basic test of your local communications.
How to use Ping. You can use the Ping command to perform several useful Internet network diagnostic tests, such as the following:
- Access. You can use Ping to see if you can reach another computer. If you can't ping a site at all, but you can ping other sites, then it's a pretty good sign that your Internet network is fine and that site is down. On the other hand, if you can't ping any site, then likely your entire network connection is down -- try rebooting.
- Time & distance. You can use the Ping command to determine how long it takes to bounce a packet off of another site, which tells you its Internet distance in network terms. For example, a website hosted on your neighbor's computer next door with a different Internet service provider might go through more routers and be farther away in network distance than a site on the other side of the ocean with a direct connection to the Internet backbone.
If a site seems slow, you can compare ping distances to other Internet sites to determine whether it is the site, the network, or your system that is slow. You can also compare ping times to get an idea of which sites have the fastest network access and would be most efficient for downloading, chat, and other applications.
- Domain IP address. You can use the Ping command to probe either a domain name or an IP address. If you ping a domain name, it helpfully displays the corresponding IP address in the response.
Remember when doing an online ping that the packets are sent from that website, so the times that are returned reflect the path from that location and not from your computer. Nevertheless, a ping from an online website can be useful to test if an address can be reached from different places around the Internet, to do comparative timing to test how long it takes to reach one site compared to others.
If the times returned by several online ping sites to an Internet address are consistently long, then the destination site's network is likely having problems. On the other hand, if you can ping an address from an online ping site but not from your own computer, then there is likely some block in your network preventing you from communicating with that site.
Unix version. Muuss originally created the ping command for theUnix system, with the options summarized below:
ping [-q] [-v] [-R] [-c Count] [-i Wait] [-s PacketSize] Host
Option
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Example
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Definition
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ping -c count | ping -c 10 |
Specify the number of echo requests to send.
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Ping -d | ping -d |
Set the SO_DEBUG option.
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Ping -f | ping -f |
Flood ping. Sends another echo request immediately after receiving a reply to the last one. Only the super-user can use this option.
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Ping host | ping 121.4.3.2 |
Specify the host name (or IP address) of computer to ping
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ping -i wait | ping -i 2 |
Wait time. The number of seconds to wait between each ping
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ping -l preload | ping -l 4 |
Sends "preload" packets one after another.
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Ping -n | ping -n |
Numeric output, without host to symbolic name lookup.
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Ping -p pattern | ping -p ff00 |
Ping Pattern. The example sends two bytes, one filled with ones, and one with zeros.
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Ping -q | ping -q |
Quiet output. Only summary lines at startup and completion
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ping -r | ping -r |
Direct Ping. Send to a host directly, without using routing tables. Returns an error if the host is not on a directly attached network.
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Ping -R | Ping -R |
Record Route. Turns on route recording for the Echo Request packets, and display the route buffer on returned packets (ignored by many routers).
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ping -s PacketSize | ping -s 10 |
Sets the packet size in number of bytes, which will result in a total packet size of PacketSize plus 8 extra bytes for the ICMP header
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ping -v | ping -v |
Verbose Output. Lists individual ICMP packets, as well as Echo Responses
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