I pieced together this powershell command:
test-connection dwdmadwsa137 -count 2 -delay 60 | select __SERVER, Address, ProtocolAddress, ResponseTime | out-file c:\temp\test-connection.txt -append
It produces this outpout:
test-connection dwdmadwsa137 -count 2 -delay 60 | select __SERVER, Address, ProtocolAddress, ResponseTime | out-file c:\temp\test-connection.txt -append
It produces this outpout:
__SERVER Address ProtocolAddress ResponseTime
-------- ------- --------------- ------------
ITCHY-P1 wsa137 111.111.111.148 1
ITCHY-P1 wsa137 111.111.111.148 1
What I need to do is add a time stamp.
-------- ------- --------------- ------------
ITCHY-P1 wsa137 111.111.111.148 1
ITCHY-P1 wsa137 111.111.111.148 1
What I need to do is add a time stamp.
TimeStamp __SERVER Address ProtocolAddress ResponseTime
-------- ------- -------- ------------
11/10/2011 3:22:27 PM ITCHY-P1 wsa137 111.111.111.148 1
11/10/2011 3:22:27 PM ITCHY-P1 wsa137 111.111.111.148 1
How can I do this in the powershell pipeline?
-------- ------- -------- ------------
11/10/2011 3:22:27 PM ITCHY-P1 wsa137 111.111.111.148 1
11/10/2011 3:22:27 PM ITCHY-P1 wsa137 111.111.111.148 1
How can I do this in the powershell pipeline?
Thanks,
Itchy
Itchy
