Create a perl script called pingsweep.pl
for( $i=1; $i<255; $i++ ) {
print "125.125.125.$i: ";
print `ping -c 1 125.125.125.$i`;
print "\n";
Then at the command prompt, have it write to a file like this
perl pingsweep.pl > pingsweep.txt
Looks like it will do what you want it to. But then again, they said
that about Windows.
Leonard
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Hello,
Suppose there are 150 pc in a network and all of these pc use same
subnet
mask.
i.e: 1 pc>>>>125.125.125.2
2.pc>>>>125.125.125.5
3.pc>>>>125.125.125.7
.
.
.
150.pc>>>125.125.125.208
Now I want to know which of these pc are alive.
How can I do that using "ping"?
thanks..
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