```perl # smokeping_config
. Your graphs will be empty initially; wait about 10 minutes for enough data to populate the charts. Windows-Native Alternatives If setting up Docker feels like overkill, several Windows-native tools offer similar visualization: Tool Best For Why Choose It? PingPlotter Live Diagnostics Provides real-time graphical timelines of latency and packet loss. WinMTR Quick Troubleshooting A simple, portable tool combining Ping and Traceroute. vmPing Multi-Host Monitoring A lightweight, open-source utility for pinging multiple targets simultaneously. PRTG Network Monitor Enterprise Needs Free for up to 100 sensors; very powerful and runs natively on Windows. Final Thoughts While SmokePing requires a bit of a workaround on Windows, its detailed historical data is invaluable for proving network issues to an ISP. Whether you go the Docker route or choose a native alternative like PingPlotter, visualizing your latency is the first step toward a more stable connection. Would you like to see a sample smokeping windows