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i did it like this.
nslookup < test.txt > test1.txt
test.txt looks like this
www.ibm.com
www.intel.com
www.bigfoot.com
"Gearry Judkins"
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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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