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<blockquote data-quote="robbo100" data-source="post: 550998" data-attributes="member: 91446">Further to my last post:I have also had a look at LEDcontroller and it seems to do everything I need except being able to monitor an IP address other than a MP server.I have had a look at LEDSdevice which has an option to manually trigger an LED ON or OFF by using the command line command &quot;c:\program files\LEDdevice\LEDdevice.exe USEREVENTX=Y where X is the LED number and Y is 1 or 0. I have then used a freeware programme called &quot;Check Host&quot; which pings an IP address every x seconds and if it transitions from available to unavailable it can run a command line. Similarly if the detection of the IP address transitions from unavailable to unavailable it will send a different command line. I am using this function in &quot;Check Host&quot; to manually turn the LED ON and OFF as the server comes on and off line by commanding USEREVENT1=1 and USEREVENT1=0 respectively.How difficult would it be to create a new option to do something like this? Alternatively to do the IP scanning itself?Thanks in advance.Robbo100</blockquote>

[QUOTE="robbo100, post: 550998, member: 91446"] Further to my last post: I have also had a look at LEDcontroller and it seems to do everything I need except being able to monitor an IP address other than a MP server. I have had a look at LEDSdevice which has an option to manually trigger an LED ON or OFF by using the command line command "c:\program files\LEDdevice\LEDdevice.exe USEREVENTX=Y where X is the LED number and Y is 1 or 0. I have then used a freeware programme called "Check Host" which pings an IP address every x seconds and if it transitions from available to unavailable it can run a command line. Similarly if the detection of the IP address transitions from unavailable to unavailable it will send a different command line. I am using this function in "Check Host" to manually turn the LED ON and OFF as the server comes on and off line by commanding USEREVENT1=1 and USEREVENT1=0 respectively. How difficult would it be to create a new option to do something like this? Alternatively to do the IP scanning itself? Thanks in advance. Robbo100 [/QUOTE]

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