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Unless this is purely an educational activity trying to learn more about DOS scripting, I would use one of the many freeware Windows ping utilities for this task. &nbsp;Here are a couple that are worth a look and allow you to see status of a set of nodes.<br />
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<li><a href="https://www.nirsoft.net/utils/multiple_ping_tool.html" rel="ugc"><b>PingInfoView - Ping to multiple host names/IP addresses</b></a></li>
<li><a href="http://angryip.org/download/#windows" rel="ugc"><b>Angry IP Scanner - Download for Windows, Mac or Linux</b></a></li>
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Unless this is purely an educational activity trying to learn more about DOS scripting, I would use one of the many freeware Windows ping utilities for this task.  Here are a couple that are worth a look and allow you to see status of a set of nodes.


 * PingInfoView - Ping to multiple host names/IP addresses [https://www.nirsoft.net/utils/multiple_ping_tool.html]
 * Angry IP Scanner - Download for Windows, Mac or Linux [http://angryip.org/download/#windows]


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Sir i need implement with DOS scripting only.
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Sir i need implement with DOS scripting only.

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Hello Experts,<br />
how does make a bat file for continuous Ping multipal IP with background Colour changes ?<br />
for example:-<br />
start ping -t 192.168.207.11 -l 0<br />
start ping -t 192.168.207.12 -l 0<br />
start ping -t 192.168.207.13 -l 0<br />
start ping -t 192.168.207.14 -l 0<br />
start ping -t 192.168.207.15 -l 0
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Hello Experts,
how does make a bat file for continuous Ping multipal IP with background Colour changes ?
for example:-
start ping -t 192.168.207.11 -l 0
start ping -t 192.168.207.12 -l 0
start ping -t 192.168.207.13 -l 0
start ping -t 192.168.207.14 -l 0
start ping -t 192.168.207.15 -l 0

Ping multipal IP with background Colour changes in windows

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