How To Log Ping With Timestamp?
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To log ping with a timestamp, you can use the command prompt on Windows, or the terminal on Mac or Linux.
In the command prompt / terminal, enter the command “ping [hostname or IP address] -t > [log filename]”. This will send a ping to the specified hostname or IP address, and log the output to the specified log file, with a timestamp included.
You can use the Windows Command Prompt to log ping with a timestamp. To do this, open the Command Prompt and type “ping -t <IP address>”, replacing <IP address> with the IP address you want to ping. This will start a continuous ping, which will log the timestamp and ping results in the command prompt window. You can save the results to a text file by typing “ping -t <IP address> > results.txt”.