06-24-2008
Both aforementioned variables are partial IP or RDNS matches listed in the script and separated by "|". iplist="94.225.|44.169.|30.45." and rdnslist="joeville.ca.comcast.net|johnville.wa.comcast.net"
The Output I want is:
IP IP_occurance_count AND partial_rdns_name OR whois_ip_owner
So like this:
12.24.255.25 x16 johnville.wa.comcast.net OR just, "comcast"
Last edited by laebshade; 06-24-2008 at 03:14 PM..
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