RE: [Dshield] nslookup on win2k and scripting

["Richard Roy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>]

FOR /L /F %%1 IN (filename) DO ping -a -n 2 %%1 >c:\output.text  

Something like that.  Look up the for command, you will need to change
the delimiter from the default (comma I believe) to the whitespace or
take your text file and do a find&replace of whitepace to the default
delimeter for the "FOR" command.

The output won't be pretty.  I have one similar that pings an internal
band of IP's and checks to see if they are resolving.

FOR /L %%1 IN (1,1,99) DO ping -a -n 2 192.168.0.%%1   as an example.

I'm sure the 'nix guys can come up with a prettier solution, but you
didn't ask for pretty! ;-)

HTH

Rich

-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Gearry Judkins
Sent: Thursday, October 02, 2003 10:21 AM
To: General DShield Discussion List
Subject: [Dshield] nslookup on win2k and scripting


I am looking for a way, on win2k, to take a file with space seperated IP
addresses, resolve all of them, and output the domain name and IP
addresses to a file.  I have cygwin available if it would be easier to
do it there.  I had a suggestion to script hosts under linux but I can
not see that hosts is available under cygwin.  This is a temporary
solution until I get my day to day operations moved over to my linux
box, but I am willing to put some work into doing this under windows or
cygwin just for the benefit of learning.  Pointers to docs or HOWTOs for
the relevent tools are appreciated.

Gearry

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