Using Powershell’s Tee-Object
you can view the output and pipe it to a file
ping 10.17.66.100 -t | Tee-Object -FilePath teed_ping_results.txt
Using Powershell’s Tee-Object
you can view the output and pipe it to a file
ping 10.17.66.100 -t | Tee-Object -FilePath teed_ping_results.txt
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