Windows ping show timestamp

On launch, PingInfoView will popup a window where you can add one or a number of addresses to monitor, the ping timeout and the repeat rate default is to ping every 5 seconds.

Press OK and the main window will appear. Click on a host in the upper pane to show the individual time stamped ping results at the bottom as they come in. When you have finished monitoring press the Stop button on the toolbar. Download PingInfoView. PowerPing is an open source tool hosted on GitHub. There are also around 40 commands available to control the pinging process and perform a few extra functions.

Typing PowerPing and using just the hostname will perform a standard five pings, including —t will make it continuous.

The all important timestamp option is added with —ts which will put the time at the end of the line. To adjust the ping interval, use —in [milliseconds]. If you want a more visual display, PowerPing has a graph option —g that will show in the console window instead of the text.

You can also turn the colors off or enable a beep for timeouts. Download PowerPing. By default, Bping will give an audible beep or play a custom WAV file every time it pings and receives a reply. However, this option can be changed so Bping only beeps on a failure. If the Bping output is being redirected to a file, it can be left to beep or you can turn it off.

It can also scan for and show other computers on the network with the option to show freely available IP addresses. To add a timestamp to the command use the -u argument, -q will completely disable the beep if you find it annoying. Bping will ping Google DNS 8. Some other useful commands are -d which will only beep if the ping fails, -s which will scan the local network for devices, -a will show all available addresses on the network, and -c will add a count number to each ping.

Download Bping. Although the Windows Ping command has no built-in function to date and timestamp the result of each ping, with a bit of effort you can get it to do that. The following was found on StackOverflow and looks complicated but seems to work quite well. There are of course variations of inserting the time and date into the Windows Ping, feel free to share them in the comments. Remove the redirection to an output file if you want to show the results in the console window.

There are some dedicated PowerShell commands for pinging remote computers like Test-Connection and Test-NetConnection, but the standard Ping command also works as normal. As with Command Prompt, PowerShell requires you to manually insert a timestamp. Test-Connection -count -delay 2 raymond. As Test-Connection does not have an infinite loop switch we have to set a large count time.

An optional delay of two seconds between pings helps extend the time even further. For using the Ping command:. Active Oldest Votes. Use: ping www.

Improve this answer. Achu Achu Wow very nice. And helpful to learn shell stuff. Thank you! Uptime in seconds ping Very nice trick : — rkachach. I would like to have exactly different time stamp for each ping line — Nicolas Molano. TiloBunt TiloBunt 2, 2 2 gold badges 24 24 silver badges 33 33 bronze badges. Nov 08 64 bytes from localhost It would look like this, but with a different time and date and probably a different process ID: Tue 20 Mar PM EDT: Then, from another terminal, you can run kill -INT , replacing with the actual process ID you saw, to terminate the ping command in such a way as to cause it to print statistics.

Further reading: Alin's answer to How to derive current date and time and append at the end of each line that contain 'Hello' on Stack Overflow. Eliah Kagan Eliah Kagan k 51 51 gold badges silver badges bronze badges.

I've expanded this answer with details. Nice use of awk. Is there a way to specify the number of times the ping command should be executed?

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Any advice on how to use the current path? The following command does not recognized by windows 10, why? Refer to step 1 at the top. Method invocation failed because [System. PrefixADM - I got a similar error. The text in the Step by step instructions is missing quotes that are shown in the screenshots.

If you use what is in the screenshots it works. Learn Networking Network Monitoring. Ping with timestamp and log. General Networking PowerShell. Jun 20, 2 Minute Read. Reply Facebook Twitter Reddit LinkedIn. Adam Prowse. Main Areas of Contribution:. Track Progress. Earn Credits.