Calculate ip range

[Sander Timmerman]

Hi,

I wanted to make a mass ip pinger.

However I can't make up a code that calculates the correct ip range e.g.

$ip1 = 192.168.1.1

To

$ip2 = 192.168.5.1

How can I put all the ip addresses in that range on to an array?!

Thanks in advance!

(I'am dutch bla bla you know ;-))

[James]

Look at StringSplit.

[Sander Timmerman]

Look at StringSplit.

And then? I really don't have any clue how to do it...

Would someone please post a code he or she already maked, that's the best way I can learn it

Thanks!

[Jos]

replace the Consolewrite with Ping and whatever else you need there:

$ip1 = "192.168.1.1"
$ip2 = "192.168.5.1"
$range1 = StringSplit($ip1, ".")
$range2 = StringSplit($ip2, ".")
For $OCt1 = $range1[1] To $range2[1]
    $oct2End=$range2[2]
    If $OCt1 < $range2[1] then $oct2End= 254
    For $OCt2 = $range1[2] To $oct2End
        $oct3End=$range2[3]
        If $OCt2 < $range2[2] then $oct3End= 254
        For $OCt3 = $range1[3] To $oct3End
            $oct4End=$range2[4]
            If $OCt3 < $range2[3] then $oct4End= 254
            For $OCt4 = $range1[4] To $oct4End
                ConsoleWrite("Ip:" & $OCt1 & '.' & $OCt2 & '.' & $OCt3 & '.' & $OCt4 & @lf)
            Next
        Next
    Next
Next

[Sander Timmerman]

replace the Consolewrite with Ping and whatever else you need there:

$ip1 = "192.168.1.1"
$ip2 = "192.168.5.1"
$range1 = StringSplit($ip1, ".")
$range2 = StringSplit($ip2, ".")
For $OCt1 = $range1[1] To $range2[1]
    $oct2End=$range2[2]
    If $OCt1 < $range2[1] then $oct2End= 254
    For $OCt2 = $range1[2] To $oct2End
        $oct3End=$range2[3]
        If $OCt2 < $range2[2] then $oct3End= 254
        For $OCt3 = $range1[3] To $oct3End
            $oct4End=$range2[4]
            If $OCt3 < $range2[3] then $oct4End= 254
            For $OCt4 = $range1[4] To $oct4End
                ConsoleWrite("Ip:" & $OCt1 & '.' & $OCt2 & '.' & $OCt3 & '.' & $OCt4 & @lf)
            Next
        Next
    Next
Next

Thank you very very very much!

Exactly what I was looking for!

[Kempeck]

Thank you very very very much!

Exactly what I was looking for!

I'm a bit new, and was wondering was this the entire script? TIA.

[SoulA]

Entire script? I'm sure there was more.

[Jos]

I'm a bit new, and was wondering was this the entire script? TIA.

Sure..

Entire script? I'm sure there was more.

What is missing in your opinion?

Jos

[SoulA]

The pinging part, gathering the results and outputting those results somehow.

[99ojo]

The pinging part, gathering the results and outputting those results somehow.

Hi,

Jos said everything........

replace the Consolewrite with Ping and whatever else you need there

So look in helpfile for return from ping and you can code what you want....

;-))

Stefan