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I used Keep Connected for similar purpose:<br />
<a href="http://www.greyware.com/software/keepconnected/" rel="ugc">http://www.greyware.com/software/keepconnected/</a><br />
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It is not a batch file, but it can do what you need (and much more).<br />
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I used Keep Connected for similar purpose:
http://www.greyware.com/software/keepconnected/ [http://www.greyware.com/software/keepconnected/]

It is not a batch file, but it can do what you need (and much more).



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Solution worked great thanks
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We have some server monitoring software that can alert us if a particular event is logged in event viewer. We would like to run a script or batch file every 15 mintes to run a ping command to a remote site connected via vpn. Based on the response form the remote site i would like to be able to log an event into event viewer to alert us if the remote site has been disconnected. So for example if the remote site is down and i get a request timed out error message on the ping command i would like this to log an event to event viewer which in turn i can look out for with our serve rmonitoring software which will alert us accordingly.
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We have some server monitoring software that can alert us if a particular event is logged in event viewer. We would like to run a script or batch file every 15 mintes to run a ping command to a remote site connected via vpn. Based on the response form the remote site i would like to be able to log an event into event viewer to alert us if the remote site has been disconnected. So for example if the remote site is down and i get a request timed out error message on the ping command i would like this to log an event to event viewer which in turn i can look out for with our serve rmonitoring software which will alert us accordingly.

Write a ping response to the event viewer

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