.bat server ip look up made easy

[bikecrazy]

Ok I made a simple .bat to help you block a website's IP'S (Yes more then 1...)

When you have a big website like Myspace.com you usual have more then 1 server running to
help break down the all the traffic Allowing for a smooth and fast loading website.
(Helps pervert server crashed and etc...)

Say you blocked www.myspace.com (Yes I know untangle blocks it but still..)
Well you could ping myspace.com and get A IP from them but it may appear different
ever time or stay the same for like a hour or so

The cause of this like I said more then 1 server helping with the mass amount of traffic.

So this .bat well search for all the know myspace servers that your computer can get to at the time

Screen Shot Of Program and Myspaces IP'S:
http://img178.imageshack.us/img178/2097/96390153fp1.jpg

So now if you go to any of these links yeah it will take you to myspace : )
http://216.178.38.121/
http://216.178.38.116/
http://63.135.80.49/
http://63.135.80.50/
http://216.178.39.106/
http://63.135.80.48/
http://216.178.38.104/

Ok so just past this code in to a text file Or you can download the attachment


@echo off
title Ip Finder - Bikecrazy
cls
nslookup

[mdh]

You could also just block IPs in Web Filter...that's new in 5.3.

[bikecrazy]

yes but as you know like when you download a attachment from like hotmail.com or yahoo you can't download it then because the link to a ip

You could also just block IPs in Web Filter...that's new in 5.3.

[mdh]

Fair enough...I don't get attachments on either, so I didn't know that.

[bikecrazy]

yeah all good so you like or no?
Fair enough...I don't get attachments on either, so I didn't know that.

[mdh]

bikecrazy,

Sorry for the ridiculous delay in answering. Yes, I like. I'm recommending it to someone right now.

[far182]

I am not sure I understand. Isn't it just as easy to-do a nslookup instead of the batch file?