Help with batch file

[Raindancer]

I need help creating a .BAT file which will ping 52 addresses and output the result to a .txt doc

 

I created this - but the output txt does not show anything?

 

@Echo offping www.bbc.co.uk > "%userprofile%\desktop\mypings.txt"ping www.google.com >> "%userprofile%\desktop\mypings.txt"ping 192.168.1.222 >> "%userprofile%\desktop\mypings.txt"

 

 

I want to run a batch file - exit the batch filed and either see request timed out of pinged xx.xx.xx success etc

 

Can anyone give me a code please?

 

Oh I don't want a program that does it for me, I need to write my own bat as the server I am using it on will not allow me to install any software.

 

thanks

 

 

*EDIT*

 

using this - opens multiple windows but will do for now

 

 

Code:@echo offSet "newbox=start cmd /k"Set IPs=xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx <space> xxx.xxx.xxx <repeat>For %%* in (%IPs%) do %newbox% PING.exe %%*

 

Edited March 22, 2013 by Raindancer

[Wolf68k]

I tried just as you had in the first one and had no problems, other than the fact I don't have anything on my network using .122.

Are you getting a text file at all or you are but it's blank/empty?

 

What OS is the server running on exactly?

Are you trying to run the batch directly on the server or are you triggering it remotely?

I would go back and start with step 1. Which if see if you can open a command line window and do a normal ping.

If step 1 works then step 2, manually type in the ping command but add the >> "to where ever\whatever file name.txt"

Then make a batch without the echo off.

Edited March 22, 2013 by Wolf68k

[Raindancer]

I tried just as you had in the first one and had no problems, other than the fact I don't have anything on my network using .122.

Are you getting a text file at all or you are but it's blank/empty?

 

What OS is the server running on exactly?

Are you trying to run the batch directly on the server or are you triggering it remotely?

I would go back and start with step 1. Which if see if you can open a command line window and do a normal ping.

If step 1 works then step 2, manually type in the ping command but add the >> "to where ever\whatever file name.txt"

Then make a batch without the echo off.

thanks Wolf - The server is on XP

 

I run the batch i created on the server and got 52 cmd prompts. Lucky for me most of the cabs responded and I kept editing the batch file and removed the ones that pinged, only a few left now so problem over I guess.