One last thing regarding my TeamViewer research: I had to resolve a bunch of hostnames and IP addresses, so I quickly wrote a Python program that did just that. Later I took the time to make some generic and versatile programs: lookup-hosts.py and lookup-ips.py.
lookup-hosts.py takes hostnames or files with hostnames via arguments or stdin, and then uses getaddrinfo to lookup the IP addresses. And you can use a counter if you need to lookup sequentially numbered hosts, like this: master[0-20].teamviewer.com. This will instruct the program to lookup master0.teamviewer.com, master1.teamviewer.com, … and master20.teamviewer.com. If you need a leading zero, use this syntax: master[0-20:2].teamviewer.com
The programs take options, use the -h option to explore them.
As it names implies, lookup-ips.py does the opposite of lookup-hosts.py by using gethostbyaddr. You provide it IP addresses and/or subnets (like X.X.X.X/24).
lookup-tools_V0_0_1.zip (https)
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Didier Stevens 
Hi Didier,
I was searching for something like that. Anyway, there’s a drawback:
File “C:\Python33\IP_lookup\lookup-ips.py”, line 73
if type(argument) == type(0l) or type(argument) == type(0):
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
It seems that type(0l) makes no sense.
Snort96
Comment by Anonymous — Tuesday 19 March 2013 @ 7:42
@Snort96 You are using Python 3. My script is for Python 2.
Comment by Didier Stevens — Tuesday 19 March 2013 @ 12:17
[…] It looks like I didn’t release this update to my lookup tools. […]
Pingback by Update: Lookup Tools | Didier Stevens — Thursday 25 July 2013 @ 20:12
I’m getting the following error returned:
File “lookup-hosts.py”, line 50
finally:
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
Comment by Anonymous — Tuesday 30 July 2013 @ 14:13
What version of Python do you use, and on what platform?
Comment by Didier Stevens — Tuesday 30 July 2013 @ 17:34