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Script/Batch file that will ping from an input file and output the the response  to a file (as IP x.x.x.x REPLIED or x.x.x.x NO RESPONSE)

Asked by draracle in Windows Batch Scripting, VB Script, MS DOS

Tags: ping, batch, file, script

I have a list of IP addresses that I would like to see if they are active or not.  I would like to have a CSV file that would report all of the IP addresses as
10.10.10.1 REPLIED
10.10.10.2 NOT REPONSE

Initially know a batch file
FOR /F %%a IN c:\input.txt DO ping $%a -n 2 >>c:\output.csv
will gather the results but it won't be very pretty.  

Please help :)

The following script has a similar purpose but does not do what I need.  

Set Starting_Number=1
Set Ending_Number=254
Set First_3_Octets=151.110.1
Set Output_Location=C:\temp\pingres.csv
Set Response=

:: BEGIN CALLOUT A
For /f "tokens=1,2,3 delims=:" %%i In
      ('Ping -n 2 %First_3_Octets%.%Last_Octet%^| Find "Reply"')
      Do (Set response=%%i)
:: END CALLOUT A

:: BEGIN CALLOUT B
If /i "%response%"=="Reply from %First_3_Octets%.%Last_Octet%" Echo %First_3_Octets%.%Last_Octet% used&Echo %First_3_Octets%.%Last_Octet%,used>>%Output_Location% & Goto :LAST
:: END CALLOUT B

ECHO %First_3_Octets%.%Last_Octet% no response&Echo %First_3_Octets%.%Last_Octet%,no response>>%Output_Location%
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Zones: Windows Batch Scripting, VB Script, MS DOS
Tags: ping, batch, file, script
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Solution Provided By: bsharath
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Solution Grade: A
 
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