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I'm having a hell of a time dealing with a guy on dynamic ADSL connection and while I can keep an eye on him with IPgate (he deletes his cookies though) and then try to figure out other accounts he may be using with "IP Search 2 IP -> Name" MOD ,I'm looking for an easy way to search for the nslookup info (he's always on the same DSLAM obviously) and as I suppose this is not really easy to do, possibly display it on the admin_accounts_pending.asp page ?
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I did find this http://forum.snitz.com/forum/topic.asp?ARCHIVE=true&TOPIC_ID=11556&SearchTerms=nslookup but I can't seem to include that code in admin_accounts_pending.asp properly, anyone tried ?<
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You would have to call the function properly, but I think this line might kill the functionality on quite a few hosters :
Once you have inserted the code somewhere (maybe just the admin_accounts_pending.asp page) then you can do something like this :
The problem is, how do you tell the bad apple from all the good apples on the same ISP ?<
Code:
Set oShell = Server.CreateObject("Wscript.Shell")
Once you have inserted the code somewhere (maybe just the admin_accounts_pending.asp page) then you can do something like this :
Code:
Response.Write NSlookup(ip goes here)
The problem is, how do you tell the bad apple from all the good apples on the same ISP ?<
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Thanks for the pointer, inserted that first line then replaced MP_MemberIP by NSlookup("MP_MemberIP") but I get: "Type incompatible: 'NSlookup'", likely doing some very basic error :-(also tried NSlookup(MP_MemberIP))
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Inserted which first line ?
You just need to do this :
- insert the function code. - Call the function
The "Set oShell" line I'm referring to is in the function (ie. no need to add it again), I'm just highlighting it as the possible problem why it won't work.<
You just need to do this :
- insert the function code. - Call the function
The "Set oShell" line I'm referring to is in the function (ie. no need to add it again), I'm just highlighting it as the possible problem why it won't work.<
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Having another problem member..anyone know of a way to determine all the IPs belonging to a particular host or does it only work one way round, i.e. looking up an IP using a tool like http://whois.domaintools.com/<