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How can I use the command "Ping.net.sys"

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cazxd

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Sep 24, 2002
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How can I use the command "Ping.net.sys"

I am going to ping a remote Server. I do not know how to use the command ping.net.sys

I tried using syntax as
:run ping.net.sys; info="10.10.10.1,10,100"
but the response is two blank line with the third line saying "End of Program"

if I use the syntax as "ping.net.sys 10.10.10.1" or ping.net.sys;info="10.10.10.1" , There is no response

Could you please show me how to ping the remote server
I use the operator.sys account
I do not have the right to run nettool.net.sys tools

Thank you in advance

Kevin
 
Kevin,
Just run PING.NET.SYS, it will ask your for the IP Address, then the number of packets, and finally the size. Once the Ping completes it will give you the option to enter another IP Address, CR to exit the program.

Good luck
Terry

See below:

:pING.NET.SYS

-------- PING/XL (ICMP Echo Requestor) : Version B0600000 --------

*******************************************************
| 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.] ? 10.10.10.10
------------------------------------
Remote IP address in hex : $FFFFFFF
------------------------------------
# of packets [1 to 65534] ? 5
# of bytes of data [0 to 2048] ? 5

---- PING $C0CE190A : 5 byte packet(s), 5 packet(s) ----

5 byte(s) from $7F000001 : icmp_seq = 1, time = 8 ms
5 byte(s) from $7F000001 : icmp_seq = 2, time = 1 ms
5 byte(s) from $7F000001 : icmp_seq = 3, time = 1 ms
5 byte(s) from $7F000001 : icmp_seq = 4, time = 1 ms
5 byte(s) from $7F000001 : icmp_seq = 5, time = 1 ms

---- $C0CE190A PING Statistics ----

5 packet(s) transmitted, 5 packet(s) received, 0 % packet loss
round trip (ms) min/avg/max = 1 / 2 / 8

-------- PING/XL (ICMP Echo Requestor) : Version B0600000 --------

*******************************************************
| 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.] ?
:


 
You can also run PING from inside NETTOOL (NETTOOL.NET.SYS). NETTOOL can really help with network problems. You can restart a GATEWAY and other cool stuff.

Depending on the version of your O/S you may also have TraceRoute on the TELESUP account, TRACETR.PRVXL.TELESUP.

I hope this helps.

TAW
 

Hi,TAW

Your answer is very help.
I tried to login as mgr.telesup. success!
Now ,I can use the nettool.net.sys command. It's cool.
But for the command"tracert.prvxl.telesup"
I still has a problem; I can not use IP to trace router.
the result is as follows;

[server2]MGR.PATCHXL.TELESUP: tracert.prvxl.telesup
Enter Host Name or IP addr[Press Return to exit]:server1
Resolving IP Address.....
Enter the number of hops[min=1,max=60]:10
Traceroute to rankin,hops=10
To TERMINATE Press CTRL-Y
#1 10.10.10.251 679ms 742ms 772ms
#2 10.40.0.251 609ms 992ms 607ms
#3 10.40.10.41 () * 609ms 866ms


[server2]MGR.PATCHXL.TELESUP: tracert.prvxl.telesup
Enter Host Name or IP addr[Press Return to exit]:10.40.10.41
Invalid IP Address

Thank you very much

Kevin
 
Kevin,
What version of the O/S are you on? This works fine on my systems.

You may have a problem in the network config. somewhere. Who configured the NMMGR screens?

TAW
 
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