ATSN V01.00.00cpp Joe Richards (joe@joeware.net) March 2004
Usage:
ATSN [switches] ip [ip ip ip ip]
Switches: (designated by - or /)
-h host Host to use. (Default is to autofind DC)
-if file File to read IPs from
-of file File to write sitename/subnet info to
Ex1:
atsn
Display this help
Ex2a:
atsn 192.168.0.2
Output sitename and subnet name info for 192.168.0.2
Ex2b:
atsn 192.168.0.2 /h 2k3dc01
Ditto but use DC 2k3dc01 to do site/subnet resolution
Ex2c:
atsn 192.168.0.2 /of outfile.txt
Ditto but output to outfile.txt
Ex3:
atsn 192.168.0.2 192.168.1.4 192.168.0.7
Output site/subnet name for several ips.
Ex4:
atsn /if ipaddresses.txt
Read ipaddresses.txt for IPs to resolve
General Note:
It should be obvious but the output format is...
IPADDRESS ; SITE NAME ; SUBNET NAME
Assuming a valid IP address, there should always be a site name
but subnet name will only be filled if there is a specific subnet
that the IP address maps to. So if you have a subnet that doesn't
map to any specific subnet, it will still be considered part of
some site.
This software is Freeware. Use it as you wish at your own risk.
If you have improvement ideas, bugs, or just wish to say Hi, I
receive email 24x7 and read it in a semi-regular timeframe.
You can usually find me at joe@joeware.net