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Answer» Trying to make a program to ping network range. Is PING.exe reading the IP literally .. ? Not SURE what you mean by this. It will run as so... Code: [Select]set /p range= Please select Range: Quote user sees: Please select range:It will loop till 254 on that range Quote from: Phuhrenzix on OCTOBER 27, 2010, 11:04:57 AM It will loop till 254 on that range What do you mean by this? it will start on 192.168.1.1 and end in 192.168.1.254 in this example. (the code is highly redundant because I couldn't get the FOR to loop and echo properly) Quote from: Phuhrenzix on October 27, 2010, 11:18:26 AM it will start on 192.168.1.1 and end in 192.168.1.254 in this example. How does it do that? here, i'm probably not explaining well enough. Code: [Select]echo off SET /p username=User Name: SET /p password=Password: IF %password%==foo goto start ELSE goto try1 :try1 echo login failed 1/3 SET /p password=Password: IF %password%==foo goto start :try2 ELSE goto try2 echo login failed 2/3 SET /p password=Password: IF %password%==foo goto start ELSE goto try3 :try3 echo login failed 3/3 SET /p password=Password: IF %password%==foo goto start ELSE goto end :start set /p range=please enter range: Echo sniff sniff sniff :1 PING -n 1 %range%.1 |find "reply" >NUL IF NOT ERRORLEVEL 1 goto s1 IF ERRORLEVEL 1 goto f1 :s1 echo sniff sniff sniff, %range%.1 lives! :f1 echo whimper, sorry Master %username% I could not find %range%.1 goto 2 :2 PING %range%.2|find "reply from " >NUL IF NOT ERRORLEVEL 1 goto s2 IF ERRORLEVEL 1 goto F2 :s1 echo sniff sniff sniff, %range%.1 lives! goto 3 :f1 echo whimper, sorry Master %username% I could not find %range%.1 goto 2 . . . :end You seem to think that the ping command will ping a range of IP addresses, but you are only giving it one IP address. it continues on :1 area pings %range%.1 :2 area pings %range%.2 :3 area pings %range%.3 and so on like i said it is highly redundant and has a instance for 1-254 to ping, the actual code isnt one IP address, unless it's only pinging what is entered for range.You mean you have 254 separate labels and 254 separate sections? Is this true? 1. Why??? 2. Why did you not mention this before? 3. What are you trying to do here? Is it some kind of hack? 1. because I want it to return if the IP's are existant on the network. and the FOR wouldn't run the echo's properly 2. I was just with bad word choice 3. This is an alternative to ARP(which doesnt return IP's on public networks) on public networks to be used by network administrators. If you want to think of it as a hack in that element, yes. If you're thinking it is a hack as in illegal, no. 1. Either make the string for FIND to be "Reply" with a capital R or else make the find case-insensitive with the /I switch. 2. This is how to loop through a range of numbers using FOR Code: [Select]REM example set range=192.168.1 for /L %%N in (1,1,254) do PING %range%.%%N | find "Reply">nul && echo Reply from %range%.%%N I'm finally seeing results from this.... however, the return is returning even failed pings. Code: [Select]echo off REM example set range=192.168.1 set num=1 :loop PING -n 1 %range%.%num% | find "Reply from"> nul if %errorlevel% equ 0 ( echo %range%.%num% YES ) else ( echo %range%.%num% NO ) set /a num+=1 if %num% equ 255 goto next goto loop :next echo Completed pinging range %range% This is an awesome fix thanks, just one question though; why is the router not returning as existent? |
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