Windows, Windows 10, Windows Server, PowerShell
PowerShell provides different commands and methods in order to ping a list of computers. We can check the connectivity to multiple computers in a simple and easy way with minimal effort by using the Net-Connection command or PowerShell script or foreach Loop. Ping List of Computers with Net-Connection Command The most practical and reliable way is using … Read more
PowerShell provides different commands in order to test remote ports whether they are open or closed. The open ports accept the connection requests but closed ports do not return any answer. In this tutorial, we examine different commands in order to check remote port connectivity. Keep in mind that the TCP protocol is used for … Read more
Windows PowerShell provides the Test-Connection command in order to send packets to the remote systems. Generally, the ICMP packets are used which are also used by the ping command. Simply we can call the Test-Connection as the ping command in order to check remote system accessibility. Ping Remote IP Address We can use the Test-Connection … Read more
PowerShell provides the Test-NetConnection command or cmdlet which is equal to the ping command. The Test-NetConnection command is used to print detailed information and diagnostics about a connection and port. It supports ping test, TCP test, route tracing like traceroute or tracert command, DNS lookup, listing IP interfaces, etc. Ping Remote Host The Test-NetConnection command … Read more
Windows provides the ping command in order to check remote system network connectivity. The ping name comes from the “Packet Internet Groper”. The ping command is provided by Windows operating systems by default. Ping command can send ICMP packets to the specified targets where the targets can be specified as IP address or hostname. Open … Read more