IPZoner 2.2 [10/29/97] (C) 1997 Drago [Drago@Drago.com].

A few example options:

Build a bind type ns formated file:
./IPZoner -s 152.163.202.0 -t 152.163.202.255 -m '%h.%sIN%sA%s%i%n' -n -l 202.163.152.in-addr.arpa

Resolve a block of IP's:
./IPZoner -s 152.163.202.0 -t 152.163.202.255

Resolve a block of IP's and log it:
./IPZoner -s 152.163.202.0 -t 152.163.202.255 -l 152.163.202.255

Resolve a block of IP's, log it, and fork it:
./IPZoner -s 152.163.202.0 -t 152.163.202.255 -l 152.163.202.255 -f

Resolve the whole Internet and log it to a file =):
./IPZoner -s 0.0.0.0 -t 255.255.255.255 -l my.localhost.is.a.rootserver

Ping the whole Internet(sometimes I wonder if its alive):
./IPZoner -s 0.0.0.0 -t 255.255.255.255 -rm 'ping%s-c%s1%s%i'

Ping a block of IP's:
./IPZoner -s 152.163.202.0 -t 152.163.202.255 -rm 'ping%s-c%s1%s%i'

Port War dialer (example uses 25 (SMTP) - strobe is needed for this):
./IPZoner -s 152.163.202.0 -t 152.163.202.255 -rm 'strobe%s-t%s2%s-p%s25%s%i'

BTW: Yes, I know the address are too low and too high (0: network, 255: broadcast), 
I'm tired, tweak it yourself.  I also know these IP blocks belong to aol 
(accept for the Internet scanning ones, duh) but they suck, so who cares. =)
