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08-26-2008
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Get IP of FTP Host
All,
This may be very trivial, but I am unaware. We normally do FTP to hosts with their hostname as follows. $ ftp c.b.a.com Now, How do I know the IP address of c.b.a.com? Thanks, Rahul. 
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08-26-2008
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Why don't you try pinging the host, you will get the IP address of the remote ftp host.
ping c.b.a.com
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