The easy way. (untested)

  use Net::NBName;
  my $nb = Net::NBName->new;

  while(my $addr=<>)
  {
    chomp $addr;
    my $ns = $nb->node_status($addr);
    if ($ns)
    {
       ($dom) = grep {$_->suffix == '\0' 
                      && $_->G eq "GROUP"} $ns->names();
        print "$addr ".$dom->name()."$/";
    }
  }

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The hard way (without CPAN). (tested)

while(my $addr=<>)
{
  my $domain = "(undetermined)";
  chomp $addr;
  open(NMB,"nbtstat -A $addr |");
  while(<NMB>)
  {
     ($domain) = m/(\w+)/   if (/GROUP/ && /<1E>/);
  }
  close NMB;
  print "$addr $domain$/";
}

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In reply to Re: How can I get which Windows domain an IP belongs to? by idsfa
in thread How can I get which Windows domain an IP belongs to? by Anonymous Monk

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