Another solution is below.
Put all of your ip address to multiple.txt than run script gokku
Script Code is below. Script is going to sent only one ping packet to remote node. If reply successfull print the UP else Print Down.
Code:
bash-3.00$ more multiple.txt
10.202.40.53
10.202.40.66
10.202.40.67
10.202.40.55
10.202.40.56
10.202.40.58
10.202.40.59
10.202.40.61
10.202.40.62
10.202.40.38
10.202.40.37
10.202.40.3
10.202.40.1
10.202.40.2
10.202.40.7
10.202.40.5
10.202.40.6
10.202.40.11
10.202.40.9
10.202.40.10
10.202.40.15
10.202.40.13
10.202.40.14
10.202.40.41
10.202.40.40
10.202.40.19
10.202.40.17
10.202.40.18
10.202.40.23
10.202.40.21
10.202.40.22
10.202.40.27
10.202.40.25
10.202.40.26
10.202.40.31
10.202.40.29
10.202.40.30
10.202.40.35
10.202.40.33
10.202.40.34
10.202.40.44
10.202.40.43
10.202.40.64
bash-3.00$ more gokku
#!/bin/ksh
count1=0
count2=0
start=`date +"%d-%m-%Y-%T"`
echo
cat multiple.txt | while read line
do
sonuc=`/usr/sbin/ping -s $line 64 1 | grep packet | awk '{print $(NF-2)}'`
if [[ "$sonuc" == "0%" ]]
then
count1=$((count1 + 1))
echo $line" "Up" "
else
count2=$((count2 + 1))
echo $line" "Down" "
fi
done
end=`date +"%d-%m-%Y-%T"`
echo
echo Start:$start
echo End :$end
echo $count2 side Down $count1 side Up
echo
bash-3.00$ gokku
10.202.40.53 Up
10.202.40.66 Up
10.202.40.67 Up
10.202.40.55 Up
10.202.40.56 Up
10.202.40.58 Up
10.202.40.59 Up
10.202.40.61 Up
10.202.40.62 Up
10.202.40.38 Up
10.202.40.37 Up
10.202.40.3 Up
10.202.40.1 Up
10.202.40.2 Up
10.202.40.7 Up
10.202.40.5 Up
10.202.40.6 Up
10.202.40.11 Up
10.202.40.9 Up
10.202.40.10 Up
10.202.40.15 Up
10.202.40.13 Up
10.202.40.14 Up
10.202.40.41 Up
10.202.40.40 Up
10.202.40.19 Up
10.202.40.17 Up
10.202.40.18 Up
10.202.40.23 Up
10.202.40.21 Up
10.202.40.22 Up
10.202.40.27 Up
10.202.40.25 Up
10.202.40.26 Up
10.202.40.31 Up
10.202.40.29 Up
10.202.40.30 Up
10.202.40.35 Down
10.202.40.33 Down
10.202.40.34 Down
10.202.40.44 Down
10.202.40.43 Down
10.202.40.64 Up
Start:04-12-2011-05:26:18
End :04-12-2011-05:27:09
5 side Down 38 side Up
Regards,
Goksel Yangin
Computer Engineer
Moderator's Comments:
Thank you for helping (making this only a warning, no infraction), but you should use code tags too, thanks. See your PM for a guide how to use them.
Last edited by zaxxon; 12-04-2011 at 05:18 AM..
Reason: code tags, see PM
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