Summary: I would like to know if it is possible to compare IP's in a range with VBScript. For example, I know that if a device's IP address in between 172.31....
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: >> it doesn't like anything passed the first decimal point << Of course it doesn't. A number can only ever have one decimal point. More than o...
Summary: I get files often that have a crc checksum in the file name but no premade sfv to check it with. So I run the file through quicksfv and open the sfv f...
Summary: It's a long time since I last wrote a .bat file. I need to parser an IIS log file and and output another file which contains just external IP address...
Summary: I know html, I dont know PHP. I needed a script to log IP's to a text file, I found a php script that does it. I don't understand HOW to use it. I put...
Summary: that site is useful, except it doesnt like to detect IP's from across seas. I stumpbled on this interesting program called "NMapwin" i was wondering ...
Summary: hello. i was wondering how how to deal with dynamic IP's. my situtation is that i would like to use a remote access such as Windows Desktop Sharing to...
Summary: With a command line mailer: ::== mailIP@echo off setLocal EnableDelayedExpansion for /f "tokens=2 delims=:" %%a in ('ipconfig ^|find "IP Address"') do...
Summary: It seems to me that running a batch file from a floppy would take longer than it would to just do it manually. Maybe a USB stick drive would be faster...
Summary: you would need to have it slowly going upwards, how many Ip's are you using? And what is the range? You could use somethin like @echo off SET t=0 :...
Summary: Okay so I started to play with some powershell and it's more like VBScript to me then DOS commands. But with that said if you create a .ps1 with the ...
Summary: Okay, but I already got that part working. Now the only thing I need is the script to support IP's AND hostnames>/b>. Any ideas on how to add that in?...
Summary: a more complex way to do it could be to have the program connect to a remote host(your computer, or something) which would have a file with all the in...
Summary: first, i use ftp commander second, site hosted by go daddy try visiting the siite, i'll see if the counter changes. do i need a text file uploadd to ...
Summary: "turned up nothing" I don't believe you. A multipage counter usually means that the script does not record duplicate IP's/IDs and uses one record for ...
Summary: The earlier VBs had no concept of a character, so the built-in functions are the way to go (VB.Net now has a Char, finally!). This is perhaps the most...
Summary: You're assiging not a comparing. Here's 2 options; the first using a regex, and the second using the comparison foreach $config (@raw_data) { chom...
Summary: Hi folks, win2k, What language(VB,perl,wsh..etc) would be best to perform the following? I want image a number of computers, and modify on startup ip'...
Summary: Hi Razor ! Thanks for your quick response. Your script is now working under each subfolders of the c:\temp folder like I was looking for, Hurrey !!!! ...
Summary: I believe that it is a check to make sure that the page is not being displayed inside a frame. The page that is doing the checking (self) is comparing...
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: This can be done with a piped command using grep, awk, (and maybe a couple other utilities) but I prefer Perl. #!/usr/bin/perl use strict; use warnin...
Summary: Hey all, I have developed a two player game in Java. I use RMI to run it as a client server game... The problem arises when I try to connect two compu...
Summary: Hey, Is it possible to use multiple threads in perl? Here's an example: If i've got a perl script doing http requests from different ip's in the lan. ...
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