mini Tools Collection
Hey, those are some mini Tools I wrote some time ago, feel free to use them.
You can find current Versions and more about it on my personal blog: https://tcpip.wtf
Lets have a look what we have here
cPing.exe
Tiny tool doing a ICMP Ping, working like the normal ping command but give a colored
output of the result. Green, Yellow, Red.
There is also the option -x which display some kind of "compact" mode.
dhcpsniff.exe
I always like how easy it is in linux to get a DHCP Request Information with dhcpc -v
this unfortunately is not possible in Windows. So this little tool helps out. It display
the client <-> Server DHCP communication in a readable way to check what's going on.
It is not triggering any request or sending packages, its just a logger. So for example
open the dhcpsniff.exe in one window and then trigger a ipconfig /renew you will immediatly
see the DHCP Request and Answer.
iptxt.cmd
Just a tiny batch to give me all current interface IP Information in a text editor.
I use that often on Site Inspections when I first plugin my laptop, so even I hop in an
other VLAN later I still have the previous IP Info ready.
isonline.cmd
Another small batch script. Opening a colored background window with a ping, as long as
the ping is successfull the window is green, if not it will be read.
lldp.exe
Tool to listen for LLDP announcement packages in the network and display the received
Information on selected Interface.
PingWait.exe
Small tool I sometimes use in batch files, it wait until a specified Host is reachable
via Ping. For example you want to wait that Scheduled running script to backup to the NAS
until the NAS is actually online.
rescreen.exe
Sometimes I hate Windows behavior with Docks or USB Display Adapters. I undock my laptop
and Application X or Y sticks on the now dissapeared screen. Even the regular tricks fail
and terminate the Application and restart still bring it up on the non existing screen.
This is why that tool exists. On Execution it moves all open Process Windows to the main
screen.
Hey, those are some mini Tools I wrote some time ago, feel free to use them.
You can find current Versions and more about it on my personal blog: https://tcpip.wtf
Lets have a look what we have here
cPing.exe
Tiny tool doing a ICMP Ping, working like the normal ping command but give a colored
output of the result. Green, Yellow, Red.
There is also the option -x which display some kind of "compact" mode.
dhcpsniff.exe
I always like how easy it is in linux to get a DHCP Request Information with dhcpc -v
this unfortunately is not possible in Windows. So this little tool helps out. It display
the client <-> Server DHCP communication in a readable way to check what's going on.
It is not triggering any request or sending packages, its just a logger. So for example
open the dhcpsniff.exe in one window and then trigger a ipconfig /renew you will immediatly
see the DHCP Request and Answer.
iptxt.cmd
Just a tiny batch to give me all current interface IP Information in a text editor.
I use that often on Site Inspections when I first plugin my laptop, so even I hop in an
other VLAN later I still have the previous IP Info ready.
isonline.cmd
Another small batch script. Opening a colored background window with a ping, as long as
the ping is successfull the window is green, if not it will be read.
lldp.exe
Tool to listen for LLDP announcement packages in the network and display the received
Information on selected Interface.
PingWait.exe
Small tool I sometimes use in batch files, it wait until a specified Host is reachable
via Ping. For example you want to wait that Scheduled running script to backup to the NAS
until the NAS is actually online.
rescreen.exe
Sometimes I hate Windows behavior with Docks or USB Display Adapters. I undock my laptop
and Application X or Y sticks on the now dissapeared screen. Even the regular tricks fail
and terminate the Application and restart still bring it up on the non existing screen.
This is why that tool exists. On Execution it moves all open Process Windows to the main
screen.
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