Shell Scripting - Ping Sweep Script

[@fmj_556]

This is a great series for people like me who have absolutely no knowledge or experience bash scripting.

[@DavidAlvesWeb]

0:51 PIIIIING!!!!!

[@vivekkumaryadav9862]

Sir it's 2nd part ...where we can easily able to detect all ip ping

[@eugenemark836]

Its advisable to use exact path e.g instead on ping use /usr/bin/ping

[@test-sl8uu]

you have played some part in making my career

[@zubmit700]

Love your tutorial. Don't mind the pace.

[@pauljojo831]

If we learn bash scripting will we be able to make our own version of scripts like (Lazy script,Lalin,katoolin)etc.

[@JNET_Reloaded]

You should do a part 2 to this and make it check the response and just report if its online or not :) use colours green and red aswell :)

[@ArkanoidGaming]

Nice videos so far loved it , please upload the next parts , its already been alot of delay

[@govindthakare8471]

these contents are good but really small, you can put a lot in 10 min video if you try

[@AminGharbaoui]

hello I have a small question to the more of the number of packets that we will put 100000 example and that after that we ping it will directly extinguish the connection of our victim no? Thank you for your answer ;)

[@KMiNT21]

Btw, speaking about PING (not about scripting). I made the tool - binaryplant.com/ping-wrapper/ on Go that may be useful for admins. Source: github.com/KMiNT21/BinaryPlant-Ping-Wrapper.git

[@shakeraljobury153]

Great .... Thank you

[@lindorlimani8657]

i am completly new and i would like to know where he ran the code
does it have something like an IDE?

[@vivekkumaryadav9862]

difference between read and read -p command in bash scripting

[@marcscherzer]

'read -p' means it will prompt a text which is like echo then store a user's input to a variable after the text. For instance : read -p "Enter your favorite color: " COLOR
Let's say the user typed 'Green'. Then green will be stored to the variable which is $COLOR. Please correct me, if I am mistaken.

[@AbdulKalam-kq3fl]

-p flag allows you enter the input on the same line

[@bijeshmohan]

Thank you! Looks like me also needs a pingseeep.sh

[@amal0260]

Where shall I get this code Brother , because I'm not able to understand few symbols used there

[@ashwina7776]

Sir , nmap scanner bash script

[@AnkitGupta-ek1jq]

How to auto complete the file name inside the script using tab

[@aryan4170]

Is there any way that I could control my Orange Pi in this situation? I have no monitor, mouse or keyboard but I do have a WiFi card and my pi will be right next to me. Thanks

[@MOAyan-ru6mr]

so its like tool called AngryIP

[@alihossainsagor7804]

Need tutorial for termux... please

[@hexernightcore]

Do this on termux . Dont you even one linux computer at home ?

[@alihossainsagor7804]

@@hexernightcore no bro

[@hexernightcore]

In what way i am a bro to you ?

[@alihossainsagor7804]

Why any problem to called you bro or u are a girl I viewed your channel think u r a girl.

[@hexernightcore]

Dude that's edm , jackass

[@networkhacker5845]

curso de shell script?

[@pauljojo831]

what if the ip begins with (192.).

[@ko-Daegu]

Paul Jojo
And ???
So what...

[@anonymousglobal9093]

Next video time?

[@nicof_2000]

This is not a subnet... Good example but you should use the real names...

[@ko-Daegu]

Nico Felbinger
He should call it what ....??
Network part you mean

[@nicof_2000]

It's a part of a ip adresse, a subnet could contain 2 segments (/16) or even only one (/8) something between is possible too...

[@zxsher4465]

permission denied

[@goodfella9807]

Run it in root.

[@benlawson3658]

chmod +x *filename*

[@jayasimhareddy2303]

chmod 777

[@tehCostHD]

jayasimha reddy bruh 770 not 777

[@AbdulKalam-kq3fl]

@@tehCostHD would that make any difference, 777 should give permission to all shouldn't it?

[@Salvation.047]

Love ya bro

[@kumanish75]

awesome video

[@rourodadi7524]

thanks ... contenue.

[@nourmurtada]

thank you

[@RahulYadav-qg9ms]

Nice

[@somanathpradhan7258]

Wow

[@brettnieman3453]

Pretty bad script. If you're going to do a simple ping sweep, pipe to grep for 64 bytes, then cut so you just have the IP address. Otherwise you're having to manually filter all the returned data.

[@amol3855]

✌️

[@vaibhavshrivas988]

Thanks