I need to monitor my servers in my California office and would like to setup a script to pull my servers from a text file and then display the route for each server in a text or excel format. I am very new to scripting and any help along the way would be most appreciated.
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How do I setup a script to run a tracert on multiple servers ??
- Thread starter Pyro777
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The easyest way is a plain old batch file some thing like
tracert yahoo.com > c:\test.txt
tracert microsoft.com >> c:\test.txt
tracert cisco.com >> c:\test.txt
notepad c:\test.txt
There is no native VB/VBA tracert command so you would have to run it as an external command and that would not give you any control over it. Then you have to bring the file into a text control.
Also if you were not able to complete the route it would just sit and run till it hits maximum hops.
Uncle Mike
tracert yahoo.com > c:\test.txt
tracert microsoft.com >> c:\test.txt
tracert cisco.com >> c:\test.txt
notepad c:\test.txt
There is no native VB/VBA tracert command so you would have to run it as an external command and that would not give you any control over it. Then you have to bring the file into a text control.
Also if you were not able to complete the route it would just sit and run till it hits maximum hops.
Uncle Mike
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