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: 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: 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: Thanks for the replies. I am glad I didn't mess myself up for good. If someone here has time to answer another quick question, I would appreciate it. ...
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: Well I just tested my FC idea and I don't think it's going to work because of the first line and the directory line of the dir command output. One is ...
Summary: I came up with a somewhat odd way of waiting for a specified amount of time the other day when writing a batch file. First, it requires the PING tool,...
Summary: That depends entirely on who is hosting you web site and whether they allow server side applications to run. A lot of web hosting companies don't eve...
Summary: I am trying to write a Windows O.S. install batch. I want the install batch to allow me a choice before proceeding to the next step. I have added the ...
Summary: Hi, I have a bash shell script, which is behaving wierd. Sometimes it prints the output as expected, and sometimes it doesn't produce any output at al...
Summary: Hi. There is no need for an array variable in this case. However, if it is required in your assignment you should implement one. But I did not see any...
Summary: Im making a batch file were the .bat checks which computers that are available on the network, using the command ping. But i cant seem to get the erro...
Summary: I've got a batch file that runs an executable in the middle of some other batch commands. This executable is, basically, an endless loop producing som...
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: Hey Judago, Ok now the line after the time is sweet. Its all there. One last problem though....now the only thing its not doing is changing the time t...
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: 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: Ladies, I can't seem to figure this out. I built a cross-compiler toolchain (target format is arm-linux to be executed on an iPaq (ARM9 core, armv4l)...
Summary: hi im trying to make a timed bach file as a test i tryed to make a batch with the commands shutdown -s -t 600 shutdown -a -t 500 but that didnt work ...
Summary: You better post the batch you're using. copy con means put the file on the screen. If you got the msg 1 file copied and you saw no output, it means yo...
Summary: Hi all, Is there anyway to set up a batch file or other program to read data from a .csv file and tell me if any from a preselected list is missing? C...
Summary: Hi. I'm currently learning C++ programming and I have problems coding a program. I need to write a program that finds the integer from 1 to 1000 with...
Summary: Well Noor, about your question on the FindStr command, if you want the file's name "wired" into the statement, just type in your script For /F %%A in ...
Summary: I have reporting information that I am attempting to import into Access with no outside help. The Access side of things is going with little to no pr...
Summary: Hi b, The "tokens=2" tells it to use every 2nd 'chunk' NOT 'the 2nd line'. Try this: @echo off FOR /F "tokens=2" %%A IN ('PING -a 69.46.230.40 -n 1 ^|...
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