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pretty sure there is no flag/parameter for this, you'll have to pipe the output of nslookup through a filter.exe file to pick up just what you want.
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pretty sure there is no flag/parameter for this, you'll have to pipe the output of nslookup through a filter.exe file to pick up just what you want.

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Sorry should have said &quot;a filter program that you have to write with VB or VC++&quot;
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Sorry should have said "a filter program that you have to write with VB or VC++"

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nslookup | &lt;wanted results&gt; ?
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hi,<br />
<br />
I am using nslookup and so far, it always returns me:<br />
<br />
--------------------------<wbr />--------<br />
E:\&gt;nslookup -q=A <a href="http://www.somesite.com" rel="ugc">www.somesite.com</a>&nbsp;<br />
Server: &nbsp;ns1.tm.net.my &nbsp;&lt;--- x<br />
Address: &nbsp;202.188.0.132 &nbsp; &nbsp;&lt;---- x<br />
<br />
&lt;wanted results&gt;<br />
--------------------------<wbr />---------<br />
<br />
I only want the results part and NOT the name server and address (x)..<br />
what parameters must I give that will<br />
make nslookup NOT show the name server and address? It seems that ALL query options will show the name server info.<br />
<br />
Thanks <br />

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hi,

I am using nslookup and so far, it always returns me:

----------------------------------
E:\>nslookup -q=A www.somesite.com 
Server:  ns1.tm.net.my  <--- x
Address:  202.188.0.132    <---- x

<wanted results>
-----------------------------------

I only want the results part and NOT the name server and address (x)..
what parameters must I give that will
make nslookup NOT show the name server and address? It seems that ALL query options will show the name server info.

Thanks 


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