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Hi,
Once I press S(to start), I would like to make only one IP (that I entered manually) to be ping each 60 secondes, and print Hello at each second or 2(whatever) and If I press Q, than it`s stop.
Can somebody provide me a syntaxe that can help me to perform such task.
Brgds/Charlie
Once I press S(to start), I would like to make only one IP (that I entered manually) to be ping each 60 secondes, and print Hello at each second or 2(whatever) and If I press Q, than it`s stop.
Can somebody provide me a syntaxe that can help me to perform such task.
Brgds/Charlie
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