Summary: Hey again, Im working on a series of batch programs to help me this misc tasks around the network I work at, on feature i would like to include is to ...
Summary: I would also like to point out a potential vulnerability in your code: set /p t=Target: echo. ping -n 1 -l 1 %t% Now suppose, at the Target: prompt, t...
Summary: Hello! I've made a batch file, it works fine on my windows XP computer, but it's not working on my Windows Server 2003 computer, the 'Ping' command on...
Summary: Hey. My friend has asked me to write a batch file that will trace when his girlfriend comes online because she has gone over-seas. Getting her IP adre...
Summary: Ok cool, yeah I beileve that resolved the first half of my batch.... now last question: towards teh bottom after the TCP/IP stack has been flushed/ref...
Summary: While pinging, if the first ping is "Request Time Out", how can I skip to the next IP without waiting 15 seconds for the ping to keep trying. If the ...
Summary: well, yeah Mechanix... i tried that too, but the matter here is that pinging 2 times will take twice the time... i dont really have any problems with ...
Summary: Batch file, ping results I want to run something similar at command prompt and display a custom message ping www.ebay.com.at if ping results == "could...
Summary: Mechanix2, I need some help creating an advanced ping batch file. What the batch file would do is this. A batch file running on server A would contino...
Summary: Hi i need to know how to create a batch file that, besides recording the pinging of an IP device, adds the TIME of each PING at the end of each line e...
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: well for me, www.ebay.com also times out, and the command at the end which is "echo hello" is executed, check your url direcly with ping and check if ...
Summary: Ok so i have this batch file to ping a list of ip's This is what i have: @echo off cd C:\Documents and Settings\username\My Documents\Ping printers pi...
Summary: Hello, I am kindly looking for a batch file that will do the following. 1. I have a list of 10 PC names in a text file (pcnames.txt) 2. I want to ping...
Summary: Hello! I have a lot of machine inactives in the Domain, i have a list of computer (Inactive) and i want a batch to do: ping a computer from a list (ex...
Summary: I was trying to reformat a ping command in batch to only produce what I wanted. However after running the file, it wouldn't output a single thing othe...
Summary: Hi, I have written a batch to ping Google (Internet Test) and then ping a server of ours (VPN Test) and the third thing I'd like to do is to check to ...
Summary: I stole this code from another post, but how do I make it so that when I get a reply it DOES NOT write the IP to the batch file? :start @echo off setL...
Summary: Here is the code: for /f %%Q in (machines.txt) do ( ping -n 1 -w 3 %PingThis% IF %ERRORLEVEL% == 0 echo %%Q >> alive.txt ELSE echo %%Q Failed Ping >> ...
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 am working on a batch file that will ping 30 pcs to make sure that thay are live and write the results to the screen and to Wakelog.txt thanks again...
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 ...
Summary: At first i didnt quite get what you were after. I guess you want to initiate a shutdown, and then an abort 100sec's before the pc actually shuts down?...
Summary: The best soulution would be if you can call a program that quits itself/just dumps data.. Another solution is to call windump with the "start" command...
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...
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