ip_scan VS Invoke-Parallel

Check this script out.

Here's a script I wrote that multithreads pinging IPs.

I did it here in this IP scanner.

Multi Threading via RunSpacePools. IP Scan Example

Example using multitheading to ping many IPs

I made a script to multi thread ping an IP range.

However, I did rewrite a simplified runspace pool IP scanner. Since it's opensource and not attached to any company, feel free to do whatever with this.

Here's an example of how to set up a multithreaded pool with thread limits.

May I suggest my simple github IPscan to start off? It uses multithread. The demo video is in realtime. https://github.com/GordonVi/ip_scan

I combined this method with an IP Scanner, .NET stuff for DNS and MAC address, and some WMI stuff.

Hello all, I have a weird issue, We placed the Invoke-Parallel function inside a psm1 file for a collections of scripts we have to always be available for our team.

Or you can use invoke-parallel by rambling cookie monster. I use it a lot. Simple as $var | invoke-parallel -scriptblock { your loop here } https://github.com/RamblingCookieMonster/Invoke-Parallel

There's also the Invoke-Parallel module. Of course that still doesn't satisfy running in native 7.

Just use Invoke-Parallel instead. It's like the ForEach -Parallel feature in PowerShell 7.0, except it's much better and works fine on older versions of PowerShell (from 3.0 onwards), so you don't need to install anything.

It should already be possbile with invoke-parallel: https://github.com/RamblingCookieMonster/Invoke-Parallel