Question

i ve seen pingers and auto redials when theres a request time out.

problem: but im having a hard time researching the counter or increment part.

idea: heres how it should be:

start pinging continuously while connected to internet, otherwise count (or accumulate) request time out until 1min or 60 request time out, if connection went back after request time out & less than 60 times request time out ,reset the request time out counter to zero if request time out reached 60x : run another batch or reconnect re-dial up. loop to internet connection pinging

the closest that i saw: (but for some reason its not working on my xp)

@echo off
setLocal EnableDelayedExpansion

:loop

ping -n 2 10.174.10.48 >> log
find /i "Reply" < log > nul
if not errorlevel 1 type nul > log & goto :loop

for /f "tokens=1" %%a in ( find /c /i "Request timed out" ^< log ) do (
if %%a geq 10 echo file.exe && type nul > log
)
goto :loop

source: http://www.computing.net/answers/programming/ping-bat-file/16605.html

credits to the original poster. thank you

Answer 1

It would be good to know why the above script is not working. Because possibly other solutions will also not work. If you use a non-English version of windows, you need to replace the text "Reply".

I think the following should work. It just implements the counter. But you can try yourself how you need to set the counter to execute the script after 60 seconds.

@echo off

:reset
set count=0
:loop

ping -n 2 10.174.10.48 | find /i "Reply"  
if not errorlevel 1 goto :reset

set /A count=%count%+1
if %count% lss 100 got :loop

call reconnect

goto :reset

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