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[code='perl']
#!C:\Perl\bin\perl.exe
# Designed to read in Rservations from a Novell DHCP Tab file and output a NetSH script file
# From http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc787375.aspx
# On the destination server, the exec command is used to load and execute the converted reservations:
# netsh exec AdReservations.txt
# After you use the exec command to load the file, you must reconcile all scopes.
# Use net stop dhcpserver to stop the DHCP Server service and net start dhcpserver to restart it. Once the service is restarted, DHCP database changes take effect.
use strict;
use warnings;
my $dhcptabName = "DHCP3TAB.txt";
my $outFile = "AdReservations.txt";
my @dhcpServers = ('\\\\kalimdor');
my $scopeName = "172.21.0.0";
open F, "< $dhcptabName" or die "Can't open $dhcptabName : $!";
open O, "> $outFile" or die "Can't open $outFile : $!";
# File parsing
my $ip;
my $host;
my $mac;
my $type;
my $comment="";
while (my $line = ){
if ($line =~ /^\[IP Address Configuration /i) {
# New entry, clear values
$ip="", $host="", $mac="", $type="", $comment="";
while ((my $entry = ) !~ /^$/){
# Parse and fill in values
if ($entry =~ /IP Address Number = ([\d.]+)/i){
$ip=$1;
}
elsif ($entry =~ /Assignment Type = (\d+)/i){
$type=$1;
}
elsif ($entry =~ /Host Name = ([\w\-_]+)/i){
$host=$1;
}
elsif ($entry =~ /MAC Address = 1 (.+)/i){
$mac=$1;
$mac=~ s/\s+//g;
}
elsif ($entry =~ /Comment = (.+)/i){
$comment=$1;
}
}
# If type != 8 (reservation) discard
next unless ($type == 8);
next if ($mac eq "" or $ip eq "" or $host eq "");
foreach my $server (@dhcpServers){
print O "Dhcp Server $server Scope $scopeName Add reservedip $ip $mac \"$host\" \"$comment\" \"BOTH\"\n";
}
}
}
close O;
close F;
[/code]
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