Export the Result of a Ping Command to a Text File
Windows allows you to send a message, called a ping to other computers in your local network. If you would like to export the result of a ping command to a text file, here is how you can perform this action.
How To Automatically Export the Result of a Ping Command
Open the command prompt by going to Start > Run and typing cmd.Type C:\>ping nameofwebsite.com >> c:\Test.txt -t".
Your ping command should now be displayed.
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