RE: Testing IP connectivity

From: Robert Watson (watson.robert@gmail.com)
Date: Tue May 23 2006 - 21:26:21 ART

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 Theres a pretty good white paper over at Internetworkexpert.com on how to
use tclscripts to achieve your ping test
I am posting what I use personally its a little easier than the sample on
IE but doesnt tell you how it works but easy to remember for the lab. I
used it in janruary in rtp worked fine. Replace my scratch with the
addressing you would use btw

tclsh
foreach CCIE {
136.8.57.7
136.8.57.5
136.8.7.7
136.8.245.2
136.8.245.4
136.8.245.5
136.8.15.1
136.8.15.5
136.8.45.4
136.8.45.5
136.8.136.1
136.8.136.3
136.8.136.6
136.8.4.4
136.8.44.4
192.10.8.5
192.10.8.254
54.8.3.6
54.8.3.254
204.12.8.6
204.12.8.254
150.8.1.1
150.8.2.2
150.8.3.3
150.8.4.4
150.8.5.5
150.8.6.6
150.8.7.7
} {ping $CCIE}

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