Summary: Hey all, does anyone know/have a .vbs script that will display the IP address of a computer? I need an easy way for everyone on our network to check ...
Summary: If all she has is dieal up her IP address will change every time she dials up. To use a phone over the Internet it is not an IP address you need but a...
Summary: i have a text document that I need to pull just the IP addresses from. I need to know what king of script or command i should use to do this. ...
Summary: Hi, I need to have an easy to manage/understand batch file that will do this: Every morning at say 9am - Send a PING to 6 different static IP's. If ...
Summary: I need a sample batch file that will ping several servers and send the results to a log file, with a time stamp as well. If possible, it would be gr...
Summary: I am trying to do the following: 1. Create a batch file that will ping hosts on the network. 2. If the host is up enumerate the NETBIOS name table usi...
Summary: I'm trying to create a batch file to ping a given IP address then, if this fails I want it to try pinging the same address but with .1 at the end of t...
Summary: I am updating out DHCP config and wrote this script to get the MAC address of a remote computer on the network. It works fine if I leave the errorleve...
Summary: Mechanix2Go has the right idea, but a better option is this: ping 1.1.1.1 -w ## -n 1 Where ## is the number of seconds * 1000. For 60 seconds, you wou...
Summary: Hi folks, I am trying to set up a batch file to run an nbtscan on an IP addresses and then output the results to a text file. I have the basic scan wh...
Summary: Mechanix2, I found this batch file that you created for someone here, and would like to expand on it. :: multiIP.bat @echo off > pingLOG for /f "token...
Summary: Can some help me with a batch file that would check weither Three network exist, and if one does execute a command after. Example: Check smtp.aol.com ...
Summary: I tried using the ping command to provide a delay in a batch file (a similar function to the sleep.exe that comes with the Windows Resource Kit, excep...
Summary: Hie, I want to make a Batch Program to change IP addresses & DNS address. I could do it through Command Prompt. But those commands are not working in ...
Summary: If you want to use nslookup to go through a number of IP addresses you could use this 2 step approach: 1) Create a batch file called nsbatch.bat * 2) ...
Summary: Hi, I'm looking to create a batch file that first checks if a PC is connected (returns a reply in ping) then if so send a remote shutdown to that P...
Summary: Could you please help me with one more thing... I have a txt file with the following content: ================= Starting EC2 instance i-8xxx3e8... Sta...
Summary: Hello everyone, I have a rather tricky (or maybe impossible) request... I work in a network operation center and we monitor routers and switches at br...
Summary: hello all, is their any simple program in which i can ping different IP addresses like a batch file? like for example, i want to ping 64.233.189.104, ...
Summary: I'm trying to figure out a way to ping a list of computer names from a txt file and then output the IP address to a text file using a Batch file. Can...
Summary: hi how can i create a text file using batch file with date and time in name eg testThu 02/08/2007 2300.txt and also i want to read a text file which ...
Summary: Does anyone have a script out there that reports a computer's IP address based on the MAC address of the card? We have a computer (outside the main ...
Summary: I have a batch script I wrote to get the MAC address of a remote computer. The way it works now, you have to run it in interactive mode. I would like ...
Summary: I'm new to batch file scripting, and I was wondering if the following would be possible: I have many routers that I manage. I want to be able automati...
Summary: I need to write a batch script that will ping %IP% that is set previously in the program, unitl a sucessful reply is recived. any help would be great ...
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