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in2nix4life,
Script is running fine now. I do see a few problem.

1. Why am i not able to delete the monitor.log file
2. Though i set the ping for 5 sec but it is continuously running till now....

Hi in2nix4life,
When running your script i am getting syntax errors.

awk: /packets/{if($4 ~ 0) print $0)
awk: ^ syntax error
awk: /packets/{if($4 ~ 0) print $0)...

Thanks in2nix4life, i will try that. Thats a redhat linux machine.
2.6.18-308.1.1.el5, bash shell

Also thanks to rbatte1, but wondering why only ksh running it properly?

Now its showing. Not sure why ?

# ksh -x ping_out.sh
+ read in p t out rest
+ grep 'packets transmitted' /tmp/2012_04_20
+ [ 60 -ne 60 ]
+ echo 'All okay'
All okay

How to use code tags...

Thanks. But why is it saying "We have a problem" , as there were no gaps or errors shouldnt it say "All okay". Also i didnt catch the logic of
[ $in -ne $out ]

Thanks again.
I am running it for 60 sec. But facing a problem
# cat ping.sh
ping -c 60 serverip > /tmp/`date +%Y_%m_%d`
[root@test1 tmp]# cat ping_out.sh
grep "packets transmitted"...

Thanks for the response!
Can you please provide the actual syntax.

Hi,
I want to run a script for continuous ping for a day then delete the previous day after checking if there is a gap in between with the other servers connectivity. Output the result in a /tmp...