Ping tool - GUI

[compass]

any body have a ping tool for continusly ping all the computers which r connected to my network ?

[Martin Zugec]

Why would you need such utility???

[compass]

Because i am sitting here & checking the networks & cabling i want to monitor at least 25 ips for connection lose.....

and the ping delay with 1 sec....

is there any tool ?

[Martin Zugec]

You are lucky boy today

http://www.kilievich.com/fpinger/

[compass]

ai friend any other graphical tools there ?

[ringfinger]

Have you tried neotrace? It's graphical, I'm not sure about the continuous ping though.

[chilifrei64]

Analyzer... I use it to monitor my clients internet connections

http://analyzer.polito.it/install/default.htm

[epic]

Open 25 command prompts

Edited October 9, 2005 by epic

[darkfiber1010]

Both of these are pretty good GUI utilities for pinging and similar tasks. Even if you just want to mess around Qcheck in particular can give you a lot of interesting info.

Ping Plotter: http://www.pingplotter.com/

Qcheck: http://www.ixiacom.com/products/performanc...skey=pa_q_check

[Sodium Cyanide]

I've used PingPlotter before, and I highly recommend it.

[miridix]

Try this - Shareview ( http://miridix.com/page-6.htm ). It maybe useful for you.

http://miridix.com

Ping ip, ping host, tracert, ipconfig, traffic view... and other

[Woomera]

i think what compass is asking for is a tool that list all the clients you want in the corner of desktop and ping them in a period of time and show if they are alive right camposs?

ive seen two tools that do this for you,one was a small proggy but i cant remember the name

but the other one is SOLARWINDS management tools that have a perfect tool for this.

hope that helped.

[radoom]

cmd prompter will be nice. parameter -t will let u keep the connection

[GateKeeper]

If you wish to view the quallity of your connections, and even log the request/respons delay or other relavant network information, then try http://www.unispeed.com/netloggerse.html

It is only a passive network sniffer, but it will allow you to do very complex analyse setups with all kinds of traffic.

What if they block ICMP (ping) packets? will ping plotter use TCPping or anything like that?