ping Ips command

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I need to make a .bat that upon being executed starts the command of ping.

But I need to "ping" multiple Ips automatically and in the case of a given IP not responding, that it presents a message and then ask to press a key to continue and so keep pinging until the last IP.

So far I’ve achieved this:

echo off
t
cls
color 1f
title APLICATIVO PARA GERENCIAMENTO DE REDES

:menu
time /t
date /t 

echo     ______________________________________________      
echo.                           
echo         SELECIONE UMA DAS OPCOES ABAIXO      
echo.                           
echo.                           
echo            (1) EXIBIR IP (simples)          
echo            (2) EXIBIR IP (completo)
echo            (3) EXCUTAR PING                
echo     ______________________________________________
echo.
echo.

set /p op= DIGITE UMA OPCAO 

if %op% equ 1 goto 1
if %op% equ 2 goto 2
if %op% equ 3 goto 3

:1 

ipconfig 
time /t >> c:\relatorio.txt
date /t >> c:\relatorio.txt
ipconfig >> c:\relatorio.txt

goto menu

:2

ipconfig /all
time /t >> c:\relatorio.txt
date /t >> c:\relatorio.txt
ipconfig /all >> c:\relatorio.txt


goto menu

:3

echo Digite o IP
set /p ip =
echo Qual o numero requisições?
set /p num = 

if "%num%"  == "0" ( 
ping -t %ip%
pause
) else (

ping %ip%
echo.
echo Fim do comando ping!
pause
)

goto menu
batch
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    Welcome to Sopt, can you focus on your doubt? , where you can’t move on? it gets easier, and is more understanding if you put the point where you "locked up", the title can be improved as well !

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if it’s just ips I do so:

search term "100%" where on ping return is "100% failure"

ping x.x.x.x | find "100%"
if "%errorlevel%" equ "0" echo FALHOU

  • In case it asks to press a key if it does not reply, then with the above command replacing echo FAILED with pause'

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