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Developed by Emmanuel Hernandez | Automation Specialist II Developed by Emmanuel Hernandez | Automation Specialist II
A high-performance CLI tool designed to monitor network devices in real-time using parallel processing (up to 30 workers). It verifies ICMP reachability (Ping) and TCP port status, exporting a historical log to a timestamped CSV on exit. A high-performance CLI tool designed to monitor network devices in real-time using parallel processing (up to 30 workers). It verifies ICMP reachability (Ping) and TCP port status, exporting a historical log to a timestamped CSV on exit.
## Project Structure ## Project Structure
* `src/cli.py`: Main execution script for the terminal interface. * `src/cli.py`: Main execution script for the terminal interface.
* `devices_example.csv`: Template file for targets input. * `devices_example.csv`: Template file for targets input.
## How to Run ## How to Run
1. Download the latest version from the **Releases** section. 1. Download the latest version from the **Releases** section.
2. Use `devices_example.csv` as a template to create a list of devices to be tested. 2. Use `devices_example.csv` as a template to create a list of devices to be tested.
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4. Once the tool opens, you will see a live table updating the status of your devices in real-time. 4. Once the tool opens, you will see a live table updating the status of your devices in real-time.
5. Press `Ctrl + C` to stop the execution and automatically generate the results report. 5. Press `Ctrl + C` to stop the execution and automatically generate the results report.
6. Press `Enter` to close the window. 6. Press `Enter` to close the window.
## How to Run .exe from Terminal (PowerShell / CMD)
## How to Run .exe from Terminal If you prefer to run the executable using command lines instead of dragging files:
1. Navigate to the folder where the `Network_Scanner.exe` and the CSV files are located. 1. Open PowerShell or CMD and navigate to the folder where `Network_Scanner.exe` and your CSV file are located.
2. Run the file 2. Execute the `.exe` by passing your CSV file as an argument:
```bash ```powershell
python cli.py csv_file_name.csv .\Network_Scanner.exe your_devices_file.csv
## How to Run from Terminal (Development) ## How to Run from Terminal (Development)
1. Ensure you have Python installed and your virtual environment active. 1. Ensure you have Python installed and your virtual environment active.
2. Install the required dependencies: 2. Install the required dependencies: