nslookup and for command?

[res0jhe2]

C:\appdev\dns>nslookup
Default Server: myserver.home.com
Address: 10.29.2.104

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I can feed a computername using for with the following syntax:

C:\appdev\dns>for /f "tokens=1" %a in (machine.dat) do @nslookup %a
Server: myserver.home.com
Address: 10.29.2.104

*** myserver.home.com can't find machine2082w: Non-existent domain
Server: myserver.home.com
Address: 10.29.2.104

*** myserver.home.com can't find machine2202w: Non-existent domain
Server: myserver.home.com
Address: 10.29.2.104

*** myserver.home.com can't find machine2379w: Non-existent domain
Server: myserver.home.com
Address: 10.29.2.104

Name: machine03269.home.com
Address: 10.29.16.107

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the text file machine.dat looks like:

fzrvew2082w
fzrvew2202w
fzrvew2379w
fzrvew03269w

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The type of output I want would be as follows:

macine03269w 10.29.16.107
anothermachine 10.x.x.x
nextmachine 10.x.x.x....

Could anyone help with the syntax to get this output?

Thx,

 

[Guest]

not excatly sure what you are asking but does this work

cd (the directory where your machine.dat file is)
for /f "tokens=1" %a in (machine.dat) do @nslookup %a

 

[Paul R. Sadowski [MVP]]

Hello, res0jhe2:
On Fri, 04 Mar 2005 15:04:30 GMT: you wrote...

r> The type of output I want would be as follows:
r>
r> macine03269w 10.29.16.107
r> anothermachine 10.x.x.x
r> nextmachine 10.x.x.x....

@echo off & setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
for /f %%x in (machine.dat) do (
for /f "tokens=*" %%y in ('nslookup.exe -type=A %%x 2^>NUL^| find
"Address:"') do set ip=%%y
set ip=!ip:Address:=!
set ip=!ip: =!
echo %%x !ip!
)

Regards, Paul R. Sadowski [MVP].