Dear James,
After you have installed it per Keven, you get the following prompts
(that also answer you question):
(You may already have it installed for all I know. See if it is in
PING.NET.SYS.)
/SYS/PUB%>ping.net
-------- PING/XL (ICMP Echo Requestor) : Version B06050A4 --------
*******************************************************
| Information on Input Parameters: |
| |
| (CONTROL-Y at any point to exit to main level) |
| |
| IP address - In decimal form; (e.g) 15.13.131.55; |
| RETURN to quit program. |
| |
| # packets - Between 1 and 65534; RETURN for the |
| default of infinite packets, and |
| CONTROL-Y to stop sending. |
| |
| data bytes - Between 0 and 2048; should be 4 or |
| per packet more to get round trip times; RETURN |
| for the default of 64 bytes. |
*******************************************************
IP address [RETURN to quit program.] ? 192.168.0.1
------------------------------------
Remote IP address in hex : $C0A80001
------------------------------------
# of packets [1 to 65534] ? 10
# of bytes of data [0 to 2048] ? 128
---- PING $C0A80001 : 128 byte packet(s), 10 packet(s) ----
128 byte(s) from $C0A80001 : icmp_seq = 1, time = 5 ms
128 byte(s) from $C0A80001 : icmp_seq = 2, time = 5 ms
128 byte(s) from $C0A80001 : icmp_seq = 3, time = 5 ms
128 byte(s) from $C0A80001 : icmp_seq = 4, time = 4 ms
128 byte(s) from $C0A80001 : icmp_seq = 5, time = 5 ms
128 byte(s) from $C0A80001 : icmp_seq = 6, time = 5 ms
128 byte(s) from $C0A80001 : icmp_seq = 7, time = 5 ms
128 byte(s) from $C0A80001 : icmp_seq = 8, time = 5 ms
128 byte(s) from $C0A80001 : icmp_seq = 9, time = 5 ms
128 byte(s) from $C0A80001 : icmp_seq = 10, time = 5 ms
---- $C0A80001 PING Statistics ----
10 packet(s) transmitted, 10 packet(s) received, 0 % packet loss
round trip (ms) min/avg/max = 4 / 4 / 5
-------- PING/XL (ICMP Echo Requestor) : Version B06050A4 --------
*******************************************************
| Information on Input Parameters: |
| |
| (CONTROL-Y at any point to exit to main level) |
| |
| IP address - In decimal form; (e.g) 15.13.131.55; |
| RETURN to quit program. |
| |
| # packets - Between 1 and 65534; RETURN for the |
| default of infinite packets, and |
| CONTROL-Y to stop sending. |
| |
| data bytes - Between 0 and 2048; should be 4 or |
| per packet more to get round trip times; RETURN |
| for the default of 64 bytes. |
*******************************************************
IP address [RETURN to quit program.] ?
/SYS/PUB%>
Of course just running the ping
On 11/23/22 10:46, James B. Byrne wrote:
> Does PING/XL take any runtime parameters? Specifically, is there any way to
> tell it to only send a limited number of packets and then exit? Is there any
> documentation for it?
>
>
>
--
Tracy Johnson
BT
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