On 18-May-01 Brian wrote:
> Good point, I considered, doing it that way, I was just hoping that there
> might be a 'prettier' way to do it from within PHP. Right now I'm using
> fping from within a php loop that steps through the class C. The machine
> I'm doing this on is dog slow though, so I
You could always do a cron job and have a script run every 10-15 minutes,
load the existing and connecting IP's in a text file and use another script
to print out the latest successful pings.
-C
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Good point, I considered, doing it that way, I was just hoping that there
might be a 'prettier' way to do it from within PHP. Right now I'm using
fping from within a php loop that steps through the class C. The machine
I'm doing this on is dog slow though, so I'm hoping that when I move the
fina
Brian,
Why don't leave the "pinging" to some other script, and have that other
script run continuesouly and upfate a sql table with the ststus of each
and time stamp of when it was last ping'ed...etc
Mohamed~
Brian wrote:
>
> I'm writing a script to help us manage one of our Class C networks.
I'm writing a script to help us manage one of our Class C networks. The
page loads all of the host IPs, who owns them, phys desc. of the box, and
does a forward reverse lookup on all of the addresses. I'd like to add a
column that shows which machines are currently reachable on the network. A
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