ping $(sip host)
 scp username@$(sip linuxhost):.profile ./
 lynx http://$(sip pwshost)/cgi-bin/env.pl

-n
    sip -n host,
-i
  Choose one of multiple network interfaces listening for nmb.
  Pattern-match is from left to right.
     sip -ni 192. host

#!/usr/bin/perl -w
# sip -  Samba IP lookup derived from nmblookup output.
# Queries for names available to Samba but not DNS.

use strict;
use Getopt::Std;

use vars qw($opt_n $opt_i);
getopts('ni:');

if (! @ARGV){
     print usage();
     die "\n";
}

my (undef,@hosts) = split (/\n/, `nmblookup $ARGV[0]`);
$opt_i ||= "";

for (@hosts){
    s/\S+$|\s//g;
    m/^$opt_i/ and print $_.($opt_n?"\n":"");
}

sub usage
{
    my ($prog) = $0 =~ m!([^/]+)$!;
    return <<HERE ;

USAGE:
$0 [-i <network>] [-n] <host>:

  nmblookup the host to retrieve the numerical ip. Ex:
\tping \$($prog host)
\tscp ($ENV{'USER'}\@\$($prog linuxhost):.profile ./
\tlynx http://\$($prog pwshost)/cgi-bin/env.pl

-n
  Print newline after output. Ex:
\t$prog -n host

-i
  Choose one of multiple network interfaces listening for nmb.
  Pattern-match is from left to right.
\t$prog -ni 192. host

HERE

}
__END__
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