Batch for "Ping"

It would be better in this form:

M:\Windows\System32\ping.exe -n 5 -w 1 xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
Pause

Hello,
For more info on the ping command, you need to type in a MS-DOS command prompt or equivalent:
ping /?

Hello

I'm a little late in responding, but here it is...
Here's how I would place my order:

@echo off set delay=120 :loop ping.exe -n 1 www.google.com ping.exe -n %delay% 127.0.0.1 >NUL: goto loop

Hoping this helps :)

Even with "-w1" the command loops indefinitely. If I press Ctrl-C, the screen freezes and displays on as many lines as the window can hold: the path of the current directory and then the text of the batch command.
In fact, the command is never interpreted. I have Win XP installed in a directory M:\ (Dual boot with Win 98) but I don’t think that has an impact.
Otherwise, the "batch" files containing other commands (like copying files, for example) execute normally.

On the command typed in a DOS window, the results are complete:

- Sending the request
- 4 requests are made with 32 bytes of data, a response time < 1 ms TTL=64
- The statistics.

For the laptop, indeed, adding the "Pause" command is perfect.

Finally, it's working!

Thank you very much for your help.

Michel

To prevent your batch from closing at the end, simply add "pause" at the end!
ex.:
shutdown -s
pause

It's nice to bring up old topics, it brings back memories

Best regards, Michel