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Bash script to resolve names or IPs
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#!/bin/bash | |
# Function that will expect a list of arguments from the cli and will resolve them using the host command. | |
# It will return the dns records or Ips on stdout | |
# Example bash hosts_cmd.sh 10.176.148.12 10.176.148.193 10.176.152.63 10.176.152.64 10.176.152.65 10.176.152.66 10.176.152.67 10.176.152.68 10.176.152.69 10.176.152.70 10.176.152.71 10.176.152.72 | |
#USAGE | |
# bash hosts_cmd.sh 10.195.129.22 10.195.129.23 10.185.129.62 10.185.129.63 | |
light_green_bold="\033[1;92;49m" | |
red_bold="\033[1;31;49m" | |
blue_bold="\033[1;34;49m" | |
normal="\033[0m" | |
resolver(){ | |
for ip_names in "$@"; do | |
output=$(host $ip_names | awk '{print $5}' | sed 's/\.$//g') | |
printf "$blue_bold $ip_names $normal-$light_green_bold $output $normal\n" | |
done | |
} | |
resolver $@ |
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