Simple and pretty fast CLI tool to query PTR records of IP addresses and/or ranges.
Handy when performing network investigations ;)
$ go install github.com/da-rod/rdns@latest
Takes an IP address or range as argument:
$ rdns 140.82.118.0/28140.82.118.0 []140.82.118.1 [lb-140-82-118-1-ams.github.com.]140.82.118.2 [lb-140-82-118-2-ams.github.com.]140.82.118.3 [lb-140-82-118-3-ams.github.com.]140.82.118.4 [lb-140-82-118-4-ams.github.com.]140.82.118.5 [lb-140-82-118-5-ams.github.com.]140.82.118.6 [lb-140-82-118-6-ams.github.com.]140.82.118.7 [lb-140-82-118-7-ams.github.com.]140.82.118.8 [lb-140-82-118-8-ams.github.com.]140.82.118.9 [lb-140-82-118-9-ams.github.com.]140.82.118.10 [lb-140-82-118-10-ams.github.com.]140.82.118.11 [lb-140-82-118-11-ams.github.com.]140.82.118.12 [lb-140-82-118-12-ams.github.com.]140.82.118.13 [lb-140-82-118-13-ams.github.com.]140.82.118.14 [lb-140-82-118-14-ams.github.com.]140.82.118.15 []
Reads data from stdin:
$ cat /tmp/ips.txt| rdns -216.58.204.0 [lhr35s07-in-f0.1e100.net.]216.58.204.1 [lhr35s07-in-f1.1e100.net.]216.58.204.2 [lhr35s07-in-f2.1e100.net.]216.58.204.3 [lhr48s21-in-f3.1e100.net.][...]
Notes:
- Filters input which is not (valid, duh)strict IP or IP range
- When working from stdin, it filters out empty and commented lines (redundant, I know...)
- Accepts "short" IP ranges like
x.y.z and treats it asx.y.z.0/24