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PowerPing - Advanced Windows Ping

version maintained

Small improved command line ICMP ping program lovingly inspired by windows and linux, written in C#.

Download it here: [[Current Build]](https://github.com/Killeroo/PowerPing/tree/master/build) [[Development Build]](https://github.com/Killeroo/PowerPing/blob/dev/build/PowerPing.exe) [[Github]](https://github.com/Killeroo/PowerPing/releases) [[Softpedia]](http://www.softpedia.com/progDownload/PowerPing-Download-255701.html)


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Features

PowerPing contains the following features (with more to come...):

Usage:

 PowerPing [--?] | [--li] | [--whoami] | [--loc] | [--g] | [--cg] | [--sc] | [--fl] | 
           [--t] [--c count] [--w timeout] [--m message] [--i TTL] [--in interval] 
           [--pt type] [--pc code] [--dm] [--4] [--sh] [--nc] [--ts] [--ti timing] target_name

Arguments:

 Options:
 --help       [--?]            Displays this help message
 --examples   [--ex]           Shows example usage
 --infinite   [--t]            Ping the target until stopped (Control-C to stop)
 --displaymsg [--dm]           Display ICMP messages
 --request    [--r]           Show request packets
 --shorthand  [--sh]           Show less detailed replies
 --nocolor    [--nc]           No colour
 --noinput    [--ni]           Require no user input
 --timestamp  [--ts]           Display timestamp
 --decimals   [--dp]  number   Num of decimal places to use (0 to 3)
 --count      [--c]   number   Number of pings to send
 --timeout    [--w]   number   Time to wait for reply (in milliseconds)
 --ttl        [--i]   number   Time To Live
 --interval   [--in]  number   Interval between each ping (in milliseconds)
 --type       [--pt]  number   Use custom ICMP type
 --code       [--pc]  number   Use custom ICMP code value
 --message    [--m]   message  Ping packet message
 --timing     [--ti]  timing   Timing levels:
                                     0 - Paranoid    4 - Nimble
                                     1 - Sneaky      5 - Speedy
                                     2 - Quiet       6 - Insane
                                     3 - Polite

 Features:
 --scan       [--sc]  address  Network scanning, specify range "127.0.0.1-55"
 --listen     [--li]  address  Listen for ICMP packets
 --flood      [--fl]  address  Send high volume of pings to address
 --graph      [--g]   address  Graph view
 --compact    [--cg]  address  Compact graph view
 --location   [--loc] address  Location info for an address
 --whoami                      Location info for current host

Examples:

 powerping 8.8.8.8                    -     Send ping to google DNS with default values (3000ms timeout, 5 pings)
 powerping github.com --w 500 --t     -     Send pings indefinitely to github.com with a 500ms timeout

 powerping 127.0.0.1 --m Meow         -     Send ping with packet message "Meow" to loopback address
 powerping 127.0.0.1 --pt 3 --pc 2    -     Send ping with ICMP type 3 (dest unreachable) and code 2

 powerping 8.8.8.8 /c 5 -w 500 --sh   -     Different argument switches (/, - or --) can be used in any combination
 powerping google.com /ti Paranoid    -     Sends using the 'Paranoid' timing option
 powerping google.com /ti 1           -     Same as above

Screenshots

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Contribution

Feel free to file issues or request features and submit pull requests – contributions are welcome.

License

PowerPing is licensed under the MIT license.

Note:

Requires Elevated Rights (Admininstrator) to Run

Written by Matthew Carney [matthewcarney64@gmail.com] =^-^=

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