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start cmd /k ping 10.0.0.99 -t -w 2000
start cmd /k ping 10.0.0.99 -t -w 2000
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starts three windosws and starts to ping in each window different host. In this case line 2 starts a window for 10.0.0.35, line 3 starts a window for  10.0.0.36 and in line 4 starts a window for 10.0.0.99. If you want to add more hosts add lines after <syntaxhighlight lang="dos">@echo off</syntaxhighlight>.
starts three windosws and starts to ping in each window different host. In this case line 2 starts a window for 10.0.0.35, line 3 starts a window for  10.0.0.36 and in line 4 starts a window for 10.0.0.99. If you want to add more hosts add lines after:
<syntaxhighlight lang="dos">@echo off</syntaxhighlight>.


== Get Setups ==
== Get Setups ==
== Get Version ==
== Get Version ==
== Update Software ==
== Update Software ==

Revision as of 08:49, 29 October 2013

Here we explain how to manage multiple devices on Microsoft Windows. These scripts are provided as a starting point for administrators managing Martem devices in bulk. You can allways create your own, copy paste scripts found here or, just look at gws.exe "SSH Log" as a starting point.

Ping All

First lets see if all device are on the wire. For this it is easy to use ping utility. This script:

@echo off
start cmd /k ping 10.0.0.35 -t -w 2000
start cmd /k ping 10.0.0.36 -t -w 2000
start cmd /k ping 10.0.0.99 -t -w 2000

starts three windosws and starts to ping in each window different host. In this case line 2 starts a window for 10.0.0.35, line 3 starts a window for 10.0.0.36 and in line 4 starts a window for 10.0.0.99. If you want to add more hosts add lines after:

@echo off

.

Get Setups

Get Version

Update Software