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converting from hostname to ip - 6/23/2008 4:41:34 AM   
  simon

 

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Status: offline 		hi guys, thanks for the help in my previous posts.  i figured i'd throw another one out.

So i have a list of the host names of the machines on the network, from net view.

Im wondering how i could convert the host names into ip addresses of the machines.
 
 
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RE: converting from hostname to ip - 6/23/2008 4:50:37 AM   
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RE: converting from hostname to ip - 6/23/2008 7:09:14 AM   
  jcarver_14

 

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Status: offline 		Hey not sure what output you was looking for so heres a couple i came up w/


      

For the first one just place this script into a folder with a txt file named host.txt.  Each line of the host.txt files should contain one computer name.  This will display a message box for each.




      

This one is going to be a little easier to work with.  Do the same as above but this one will write the information to two text files.  Failed.txt contains all of the computers it could not ping.  Completed gives the computername = ipadress





      

And last but not least the most simple one.  If you make this a vbs file and run it an input box will come up.  Just enter the computername and hit ok.  It will echo the IP address

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