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I am searching a linux command line application that can search a custom IP range and export which hosts respond, DNS name etc.<br />
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fping can do the job, but can't present the output as HTML. <br />
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Is such an application available?! If the output can somehow be customizable as HTML will be perfect<br />
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Thank you
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I am searching a linux command line application that can search a custom IP range and export which hosts respond, DNS name etc.

fping can do the job, but can't present the output as HTML. 

Is such an application available?! If the output can somehow be customizable as HTML will be perfect

Thank you

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