Large hostgroups?

[billy at DOH.STATE.NM.US]

Hi John,

You might try doing a dns dump from nslookup (ls -d domain.com > dns.txt) 
and running a script against that. if you're not comfortable with a 
script, you at the very least have a text file with all of your hosts in 
it and it's a lot easier than typing them all in. if you are comfortable 
with scripting, you can easily extract the relevant data and pump that 
into a string that will look like you want.

regards,
William York, MS, MCP+I, MCSE (NT4 & W2K)
New Mexico Department of Health
Network Operations Center
Vice President - PODNet POD, Inc.
desk: 505.827.2420
office: 505.243.2287 



jhearns at tuls.pauken.co.uk (Dr John Hearns) 
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On Fri, Dec 05, 2003 at 11:31:08AM +0000, Dr John Hearns wrote:

Of course, the members list is comma separated.

But the question still stands - is there an elegant way
to add hunderds of nodes to a hostgroup?


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