PINGWIZ 1.0

PINGWIZ is a small and useful tool designed to replace the command PING currenly found in Microsoft Windows. It offers an extra output feature that will be of benefit to anyone who has used PING before and needed to know the time and date associated with each ping reply.

PINGWIZ displays the time and date on each line of a ping request to show
the end user the exact time and date the ping responded and whether it was
successful or not. This is perfect for tracing exactly when dropouts occur
on a network when a continual ping trace is activated.

Usage:
PINGWIZ target_name [/w:seconds] [/n:count ] [/b:bytes] [/t] [/?]

target_name Hostname or IP address of remote host.
/w:seconds Timeout in seconds to wait for each reply.
/n:count Number of echo requests to send.
/b:bytes Number of Bytes to send.
/t Ping the specified host until stopped.
/? Displays this help information.