I created a script to read a list of names and translate them to IP by using "Resolve-DnsName". I want users to just double click the script and read the output.
cls
Write-Host -ForegroundColor Green -BackgroundColor DarkRed "
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|X | Y | Z |
|-------+ ------+--------------|
|F2M1 | 49621 |esbsa9908ee43 |
|F2M2 | 47546 |esbsa009908jc1|
|F2M3 |xxxxxxx|7417191543366 |
|F2M4 | 47516 |esbsa9908ee18 |
|F2M5 | 47385 |7417191543116 |
|Capital| 86658 |7417191543242 |
|______________________________|"
Write-Host "`n`n"
$estacoes = @(
'esbsa9908ee43',
'esbsa009908jc1',
'7417191543366',
'esbsa9908ee18',
'7417191543116',
'7417191543242'
)
ForEach ($estacao in $estacoes){
Resolve-DnsName -ErrorAction Continue -Type A -QuickTimeout -Name $estacao | Select-Object Name,IpAddress
}
Pause
It happens that the "pause" command at the end is being executed before "foreach".
______________________________
|X | Y | Z |
|-------+ ------+--------------|
|F2M1 | 49621 |esbsa9908ee43 |
|F2M2 | 47546 |esbsa009908jc1|
|F2M3 |xxxxxxx|7417191543366 |
|F2M4 | 47516 |esbsa9908ee18 |
|F2M5 | 47385 |7417191543116 |
|Capital| 86658 |7417191543242 |
|______________________________|
Press Enter to continue...:
Name IPAddress
---- ---------
esbsa9908ee43 172.18.18.215
esbsa009908jc1 172.18.18.44
7417191543366 172.18.18.18
esbsa9908ee18 172.18.18.21
7417191543116 172.18.18.126
7417191543242 172.30.165.50
I can't seem to find a reason for that. Can you guys help out?
It looks similar to the funny things that happen with pipe output and write-host output, where the write-host output will come out first even though it's run after the pipeline. Here's one way to change the order of the output:
$estacoes = echo microsoft.com yahoo.com
$result = ForEach ($estacao in $estacoes){
Resolve-DnsName -ErrorAction Continue -Type A -QuickTimeout -Name $estacao |
Select-Object Name,IpAddress
}
$result | format-table
pause
# didn't work
# 'Press Enter to continue...:'
# [void][console]::readkey()