The ping times are not the same(sample below): 
Thu May 12 13:15:14 EDT 2005
 -  35
Thu May 12 13:16:07 EDT 2005
 -  13
Thu May 12 13:16:16 EDT 2005
 -  11
Thu May 12 13:16:47 EDT 2005
 -  12
Thu May 12 13:17:08 EDT 2005
 -  16
Thu May 12 13:18:02 EDT 2005
 -  11
Thu May 12 13:18:22 EDT 2005
 -  16
Thu May 12 13:18:34 EDT 2005
 -  21
Thu May 12 13:20:02 EDT 2005
 -  17
Thu May 12 13:20:05 EDT 2005
 -  22
Thu May 12 13:20:15 EDT 2005
 -  19
Thu May 12 13:20:30 EDT 2005
 -  16
Thu May 12 13:20:59 EDT 2005
 -  13
Thu May 12 13:21:09 EDT 2005
 -  14
Thu May 12 13:21:24 EDT 2005
 -  15
Thu May 12 13:21:26 EDT 2005
 -  14
Thu May 12 13:21:32 EDT 2005
 -  15
Thu May 12 13:21:45 EDT 2005
 -  23
Thu May 12 13:21:49 EDT 2005
 -  13
Thu May 12 13:22:01 EDT 2005
 -  15
Thu May 12 13:22:08 EDT 2005
 -  15
Thu May 12 13:22:37 EDT 2005
 -  24
Thu May 12 13:23:05 EDT 2005
 -  13
Thu May 12 13:23:10 EDT 2005
 -  15
Thu May 12 13:23:10 EDT 2005
 -  16

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In reply to Re^4: Lost hash values by stephen_isa
in thread Lost hash values by stephen_isa

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