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I need to PING multiple IP's at the same time.

by jasonsluck
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Does anyone know of a tool that will allow me to ping multiple IP addresses at the same time and will return data showing which IP's are replying and which IP's are timing out? Normally I go into the command prompt, type in ping [ipaddress] hit enter and I can see if I am getting a reply or if it is timing out. I basically want to ping many IP's at the same time and see which ones are replying and timing out without having to open up multiple command prompt instances. Any and all help is greatly appreciated!
#multiple #ping #time
  • Profile picture of the author kjhosein
    How about this:
    PingInfoView - Ping to multiple host names/IP addresses
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  • Profile picture of the author AndroidusAnonymous
    I use colasoft's Ping tool for massive multiple pinging. You should check it out
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    • Profile picture of the author jasonsluck
      Originally Posted by kjhosein View Post

      @kjhosein - I was going to say, I did find that tool you mentioned, it works very well, you just type in all the ip addys and click run and it tells you which ips are active and which aren't thanks!

      Originally Posted by AndroidusAnonymous View Post

      I use colasoft's Ping tool for massive multiple pinging. You should check it out
      @AndroidusAnonymous - nice tool, I tried it out, however it appears that you can only ping one IP at a time? :confused:
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      • Profile picture of the author webjedi
        I use this:

        Free Websites Performance, Availability, Traffic Monitoring

        It has a ton of additional views/features and modes of display it's pretty great. You can ping or do HTML requests and it covers Europe and the US.

        I monitor like 8-10 sites, three say they are "down" and I cannot figure out why because they are there, maybe because they are subdomains, maybe the servers they are on have somehow blocked pinging or something similar, but for free this is a good overview tool for me...


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