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I want to test connectivity between different servers using telnet. I have Name,IP List and port in one file. Please help how i can test connectivity is successful or not? ...
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    Unhappy HELP Using telnet command in shell script

    I want to test connectivity between different servers using telnet.
    I have Name,IP List and port in one file. Please help how i can test connectivity is successful or not?

    File format will be:
    Name1,127.0.0.1,80
    Name2,127.0.0.2,8080

    Output could be
    Name1, Successful
    Name2, Unsuccessful

    Please help me.
    Thanks in advance

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    There is a good project for network monitoring : Nagios
    If you don't want to use this full software, you can just use the Nagios Plugins (small shell command you can use to check connectivity for a lot of protocols (e.g. check_http).
    Take a look here : Manual | Nagios Plugins
    With those plugins you can check not only connectivity but also the complete protocol used (e.g. load a url from a web server to be sure it's working ok)

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    Nagios is good advise.
    If you are especially interested in http, then SmokePing might be of interest also:
    SmokePing - About SmokePing
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