Ping Logging w/ Time Stamp

***The Ping Log.bat file will need to be edited to suit your host IP and pinging address IP.  Right-click on the Ping Log.bat and select edit.  I recommend using Notepad++.  If you don't have Notepadd++, you can download it from here: http://notepad-plus-plus.org/download/v6.5.5.html.

You will also need to create a blank .txt document and save as, i.e., ping_log.txt or pinglogging.txt, whatever you wish to use.  You will also need to set the path to this log file in the Ping Log.bat.***

Save this code below as PingLog.bat

Copy this code:

@echo off
setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
set hostIP=xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
:loop
set pingline=1
for /f "delims=" %%A in ('ping -n 1 -w 250 -l xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx') do (
	if !pingline! equ 2 (
		set logline=!date! !time! "%%A"
		echo !logline! | find "TTL=">nul || (
			set logline=!logline:"=!
			echo !logline! >> C:\Users\xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx\Desktop\pinglog.txt
			)
		)
	set /a pingline+=1
	)
goto loop

***The first xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx in the code is the host IP address, your IP address.  The 2nd xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx in the code (line 6) is the IP address you are going to ping.  In line 11, where you see C:\Users\etc...this is the network path to the logile.

Now that you have the batch file, setup a text file for the batch file to write to.