Use ping command to detect XP network problems

Ping belongs to a communication protocol, the use of ping to check whether the network connectivity, can help us to analyze and determine network failures, however, in the WinXP system of local area network if we want to check the IP address ping connectivity, you need to use another method, I believe many friends have guessed, is to use a batch file to determine whether the IP address ping is connected.

Identification method:

Open Notepad and enter the following command in the window:

@Echo off

date/t > IPList.txt

time/t >> IPList.txt

echo =========== >> IPList.txt

FOR/L%%f in (1,1,100) did ping.exe-n 2 192.168.0.%%f find

"Request timed out." & Echo 192.168.0.%%f timed out >>

IPList.txt & Echo off

Cls

Echo finished!

@Echo on

Notepad.exe IPList.txt

Save this file as a pingip.bat.

After it is run, a IPList.txt file is generated that records which IP addresses are being ping.

Precautions:

1, the above-mentioned batch processing document appraisal method only applies to WinXP system.

2, to change the inside of the 192,168.0 to your IP network segment.

3, and if an IP computer with a firewall to prevent the ping, it is not judged.

Learn the above skills, in the WinXP system under the LAN, you can at any time for a network cycle ping to analyze and judge, if you check the IP address ping impassability, you can use the other not occupied IP address, this method can also help you troubleshoot the network. I don't know, have you learned?