What you need to do is perform a zone transfer and extract all of the A records for the domain in question.

#!/usr/bin/perl

use Net::DNS;
use Socket;
use strict;

my $domain = shift || "foo.com";

# Create a resolver object
my $res = new Net::DNS::Resolver;

# Ask the local resolver what the name servers for the domain in
# question.
my @ns;
my $query = $res->query($domain, "NS")
    or die "query failed; ". $res->errorstring;

for my $rr ($query->answer) {
    next if $rr->type ne "NS";
    my $dotted_quad =
        join(".", (unpack("C4", gethostbyname($rr->nsdname))));
    print "Found name server ".$rr->nsdname." ($dotted_quad)\n";
    push @ns, $dotted_quad;
}
$res->nameservers(@ns);

# ok, now we do a zone transfer
my @zoneinfo = $res->axfr($domain)
    or die "query failed; ". $res->errorstring;

# now loop through the answers and print those that are A records
for my $rr (@zoneinfo) {
    next if $rr->type ne "A";
    print "Found ". $rr->name ." A ".$rr->address."\n";
}

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An alternative method might be to process the output of the "nslookup" or "dig" commands.

In reply to Re: How can I determine all the hosts on my network? by mugwumpjism
in thread How can I determine all the hosts on my network? by Ri-Del

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