rdns takes an IP address (or the first three octets of an IP address)
as a command line argument and looks up all of names associated
with the IP addresses within that class C network. Each IP address
that's associated with one or more names is on a line, while IP addresses
that are not associated with a name return a '*'.
Usage examples:
$ rdns 216.239.51.100
$ rdns 216.239.35
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- rdns text (md5 = cb8c51ecb684f87082dcdb86160600ce)
- rdns.gz zipped (md5 = ab1a97fb161ea07f0edf4cdf040a3658)
Exit Status:
- 0 - No errors were encountered
- 1 - The supplied IP address was invalid
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