Here's a quick and dirty script that will ping with a timestamp, and save the ouput to a text file. I have used pingInfoView quite a bit, but sometimes this fits the situation better. $hostAddress = Read-Host -Prompt 'IP Address or Hostname' $fileName = Read-Host -Prompt 'Output file' ping.exe -t $hostAddress|Foreach{"{0} - {1}" -f (Get-Date),$_}| Tee-Object -file $fileName
I have a pi-hole DNS server and fairly aggressive block lists from https://firebog.net/ . The MLB TV android app was crashing until I whitelisted this google entry. It looks like it's for serving ads in the app. imasdk.googleapis.com These other entries can stay blocked and the app still worked. X api.onesignal.com X mlb.sc.omtrdc.net X api.branch.io X assets.adobedtm.com X mlb.siteintercept.qualtrics.com X udm.scorecardresearch.com X b.scorecardresearch.com X datadoghq.eu X demdex.net X app-measurement.com X conviva.com
Different communication methods and how effective they are in each of the following (usually) desirable categories. Convenience How quick and simple can this be used without a lot of setup. Speed Ability to get the message to someone timely. Tracking Is the communication recorded, or can it be verified at a later date. Personal How much the communication naturally builds your personal/professional relationship with others. Ubiquitous The degree that everyone has access and the ability to use this communication method. Understanding How effective the method is at conveying your intended meaning. Convenience Speed Tracking Personal Ubiquitous Understanding Total Email Med Med High Low High Med 20 Slack High High Med Low Med Med 20 Text Med H...
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