Parse dnsNode objects to assign IP addresses to computers #51
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Parse A, AAAA and PTR DNS records of dnsNode objects and store the discovered IP addresses in a new property of the corresponding computer object. The matching of host names to computer objects uses the same logic as the session support, i.e. the comparison is primarly based on the dNSHostName with a fallback to the samaccountname. Expects the dnsRecord attribute to be formatted as a list of base64 encoded values.
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I'm working on an OpenGraph collector and want to create hybrid edges to computer objects where the only information I have is the host's IP address.
Parse A, AAAA and PTR DNS records of dnsNode objects and store the discovered IP addresses in a new property of the corresponding computer object.
The matching of host names to computer objects uses the same logic as the session support, i.e. the comparison is primarily based on the dNSHostName with a fallback to the samaccountname.
Expects the dnsRecord attribute to be formatted as a list of base64 encoded values. I will follow up with corresponding patches to pyldapsearch and the TrustedSec ldapsearch BOF.
Besides the DNS nodes, the domain object and the corresponding computer objects also need to be available. This should give you an example data set: