I have written a script using Win32::PingICMP and everything seems to working properly. When I use the following address 128.231.013.057 via my script it claims the ping is successful however when I ping it through my machine its unsuccessful. I'm either missing something huge or maybe there is a problem with the module. If anyone can help out it would be greatly appreaciated. Here is my code: 
use strict;
use warnings;
use CGI;
use Win32::PingICMP;


my $q = new CGI;
my %info;
foreach my $param ($q->param){
    $info{$param} = $q->param($param);}


print $q->header();
     
my $JSCRIPT;

my $p = Win32::PingICMP->new();
if ($p->ping($info{ipaddress})) {
    $JSCRIPT= "alert(\"Ping Successful for " . $p->details->{host} . "
+\");\n";} 
else{
    $JSCRIPT = "alert(\"Ping unsuccessful: " . $p->details->{status} .
+ "\");\n";}

$JSCRIPT.= "window.location=\"subnet.pl?subnetid=$info{subnetid}&statu
+s_id=$info{status_id}\";";
print $q->start_html(-script => $JSCRIPT);

print $q->end_html();

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