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New to PowerPing Version 1.2.0

(Changes since v1.1.0)

- Added partial support for .NET Core (Very unstable)

New arguments:

  • Flooding (/fl) - Send high volume of ICMP packets
  • Listening (/li) - Listen for ICMP activity on PC
  • Scanning (/sc) - Scan for active hosts on a network range using pings
  • Graphs (/g & /cg) - Displays ping reply times on a graph within console
  • Show Timestamp (/ts) - Show timestamp when a reply was recieved
  • Show Requests (/r) - Display request packet information
  • Timing options (/ti) - Pre configured timing options (inspired by nmap)
  • No Color mode (/nc) - Monochromatic mode
  • No Input mode (/ni) - Surpresses all input prompts
  • Decimal places (/dp) - How many decimal points to show when displaying times
  • Shorter messages & replies (/sh) - Less info displayed per line (for thinner consoles)
  • Examples (/ex) - Example use cases

Improvements

  • Argument flexibility (support for /, - or --)
  • More informative error messages
  • Support for most ICMPv4 packet types and codes
  • Reworked help message (fancy new ascii art)

Under the hood

  • Improved arguments parsing
  • Attempts to get more accurate timings (on going...)
  • Restructured repo
  • Better control C handling
  • Added .NET Core project along side original .NET 4.5 project
  • Major ping.cs, attributes, results and display refactoring
  • Made ping and graph objects disposable (better resource management)

Bugfixes

  • Multiple control-c bugs
  • Multiple argument parsing bugs
  • Multiple sending and recieving bugs
  • Alot of typos
  • And many more...
Source: README.md, updated 2017-11-11