• You can setup any number of consecutive PING loss to get alerts  - PING constantly to monitor your internet or LAN servers with SMS / Mail / Sound alerts when get consecutive PING loss. You can setup consecutive 1 or 2 or 3,...10.. or..20..100..500...... ping loss to send you alerts.
• Alert you only when PING loss the first time reach the setting of consecutive # - No keep sending you alerts when it remains PING loss. Alert you again when PING back to normal then alert you next time get consecutive PING loss. Keep monitoring 7/24 and send your alerts. 
• No alerts loss via 2 different mail servers - Mail alerts send out from our mail server and has option to send out from yours or Gmail/ Yahoo/ Hotmail SMTP server at the same time to let you get mail alert even if our site has problem. Check Gmail/ Yahoo/ Hotmail SMTP setup
• Sound alert to get operators attention whenever ping loss
• I am alive notice - Setup to mail you the current monitoring log periodically to let you know monitoring program is running and watching your servers.
• Save PING loss data to log file and separate the log files by date automatically.
• Different alert text for different host - Set up different text for different host alert message 
• Allow to limit SMS sending a day - Cap # of SMS sending to avoid large SMS alerts when abnormal situation happened. if you set max. # is 10 then the 10th SMS will have 10/10 in the end. No SMS alert but you still can get mail alerts. Counter will be reset at 00:00 to let you get SMS alerts next day
• Not only monitor PING timeout but also monitor all other PING situation - Also include host is "Request Time Out","Dest Network Not Reachable" "Dest Host Not Reachable", "TTL Expired in Transit","TTL Expired Reassemb" .....etc
• Freeware for all Windows. SMS cost only. Register to get password and free SMS to try
• Monitoring locally and send SMS alert locally or globally to your clients.
• If you need batch update or maintain host file - click START then input %appdata%. Go to "Users\ username\AppData\local\VirtualStore\Program Files (x86)\Ping_Alert". Update hosts.txt.
• Below is alert text examples. You can setup alert text or use program default. 

Use default alert text

• 2015-06-13 23:47:37 192.168.1.100 Ping Timeout ... 87 seconds (20 times) ping timeout from 2015-06-13 23:46:10 to 23:47:37
• 2015-06-14 01:22:32 Ping OK , Back to Normal Reply from 61.219.38.89: Bytes = 32 RTT = 2ms TTL = 64

Or setup your alert text for different servers

• Timeout text example setup "AP1 MYSQL 192.168.0.1 Ping Timeout. <duration>"
  You will receive "2015-05-28 07:25:58 AP1 MYSQL 192.168.0.1 Ping Timeout. 133 seconds (30 times) ping timeout from 2015-05-28 07:23:45 to 07:25:58"
• Back text example setup "AP1 MYSQL 192.168.0.1 Ping OK, restored. <response>"
  You will receive "2015-05-28 08:30:32 AP1 MYSQL 192.168.0.1 Ping OK, restored. Reply from 192.168.0.1 Bytes = 32 RTT = 2ms TTL = 64"

Variable <duration> and <response> -

• <duration> for "timeou SMS" , it will be replaced by "xx seconds (yy times) ping timeout  from yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss to hh:mm:ss"
• <response> for "back to norma SMS" , it will be replaced by "Reply from xx.xx.xx.xx Bytes = xx RTT = xms TTL = xx"
• Noticed : put <duration> for "Timeout SMS" and <response> for "Back to normal SMS" . It will not be replaced if you put the variable in wrong way  Setting screenshot