### save iplist in a txt file as "iplist.txt"
### save the script as "PingIP.ps1" ( powershell script )
### rightclick and choose "Run with PowerShell"
$names=Get-content "D:\tasks\Ping\iplist.txt"
foreach($name in $names){
if(Test-Connection -ComputerName $name -Count 2 -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue){
Write-Host "$name is up" -ForegroundColor Green
$output+="$name is up,"+"`n"
}
else{
Write-Host "$name is --------> down" -ForegroundColor Red
$output+="$name is --------> down,"+"`n"
}
}
$output | Out-File "D:\tasks\Ping\result.txt"
Start-Sleep -s 30
### iplist.txt ( without tab or space at end of line)
172.21.80.3
172.21.80.4
172.21.80.60
172.21.80.61
172.21.11.115
172.21.11.43
172.21.30.5
localhost
### result.txt ( looks like below )
172.21.80.3 is up,
172.21.80.4 is up,
172.21.80.60 is --------> down,
172.21.80.61 is up,
172.21.11.115 is up,
172.21.11.43 is up,
172.21.30.5 is up,
localhost is up,
