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I am not a Linux network guru. But I am sure that someone in the forum can help. I am using a satellite network that is experiencing some troubles. I think that a script that could ping each terminal would be able to provide details of timing and pack loss. Need a script that would allow entering the IP address, the period of testing (hours) and record the data (time date stamp and details) to a file. can anyone point me in the right direction.
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