UPDATE 2023-12-05
- Script can be use on Linux & MacOS X
- You can add note after each IP in the ipfile
- This is a Bash script
Usage:
plping.sh [filename] [-c count] [-t tag]
plping.sh [filename] (default count = 10)
plmtr.sh [filename] [-c count] [-t tag]
plmtr.sh [filename] (default count = 10)
chmod +x plping.sh
chmod +x plmtr.sh
eg：
./plping.sh ipfile -c 15
./plping.sh ip* -c 15
sudo ./plmtr.sh ipfile -c 100 -t tag1
The iplist file should be one IP/DOMAIN each line
cat ipfile
192.168.123.1 local
114.114.114.114 DNS-CN
www.google.com Website
www.baidu.com CN
1.1.1.1
eg:
./plping.sh ipfile -c 15
Prompt display
Total-IPs: 5 [=================================================>][100.00%]
1 of 5 Loss:100.00% Avg:~~~ms Mdev:~ms local : 192.168.123.1
2 of 5 Loss:0.00% Avg:32.743ms Mdev:0.741ms DNS-CN : 114.114.114.114
3 of 5 Loss:100.00% Avg:~~~ms Mdev:~ms Website : www.google.com
4 of 5 Loss:0.00% Avg:9.872ms Mdev:0.426ms CN : www.baidu.com
5 of 5 Loss:0.00% Avg:149.729ms Mdev:0.676ms ~~~~~~ : 1.1.1.1
Finish Time: Tue Dec 5 17:06:55 CST 2023
Output File: ipfile.log Detail File: ipfile.logb
Duration of this script: 19s Count: 15
There will be 2 output files creat in the same path of input file .
.log as the prompt display
.logb as the detail of the ping