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Automatically pings all hosts at the interval you specify, and displays the number of successful and failed pings, as well as average ping time. PingInfoView lets you easily ping multiple host names and IP addresses, with the results compiled in a single table. It's nice to be able to type 'bl1' and have it auto-replace it my bridge line phone number." I use it mostly for on-the-fly pattern substitution. Recommended by plazman30 as a "pretty robust Windows scripting language. Good for places without monitoring-lightweight and fast works on nearly all flavors of Unix I've needed."ĪutoHotkey is an open-source scripting language for Windows that helps you easily create small to complex scripts for all sorts of tasks (form fillers, auto-clicking, macros, etc.) Automate any desktop task with this small, fast tool that runs out-of-the-box.

Makes finding out sizes semi-graphical, super easy nav. Recommended by durgadas as "something I install on all my Linuxes. It is fast, simple and easy and should run in any minimal POSIX-like environment with ncurses installed. NCurses Disk Usage is a disk usage analyzer with an ncurses interface. It sits in your system tray and will let you load SSH keys into it and pass them through to putty, WinSCP, and number of other apps that support it." Appreciated by plazman30 who says, "It took me WAY TOO LONG to discover this one. Pageant is an SSH authentication agent that makes it easier to connect to Unix or Linux machines via PuTTY. Now on with the tools. As always, Ever圜loud has no known affiliation with any of these unless we explicitly state otherwise. Please leave a comment with your favorite tip(s), and we'll feature them over the following weeks. This could be command line, shortcuts, process, security or whatever else makes you more effective at doing your job. ** We're looking for tips from IT Pros, SysAdmins and MSPs in IT Pro Tuesday. You can sign up to get this in your inbox each week (with extras) by following this link. To make sure I'm following the rules of rsysadmin, rather than link directly to our website for sign up for the weekly email I'm experimenting with reddit ads so: We decided to celebrate with a mega list of the items we've featured since then, broken down by category. It's been 6 months since we launched the full list on our website.
