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$ dnsmap ${example-com} -i ${123-45-67-89,98-76-54-32}

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This command is using the dnsmap tool to perform a DNS subdomain enumeration on a given target domain. The command has two variables, ${example-com} and ${123-45-67-89,98-76-54-32}.

${example-com} should be replaced with the actual target domain name, such as example.com. This specifies the domain on which the DNS enumeration will be performed.

-i is an option for specifying the IP addresses to use during the DNS enumeration. The IP addresses are provided as a comma-separated list enclosed in ${123-45-67-89,98-76-54-32}. This means that the DNS enumeration will be performed using the IP addresses 123.45.67.89 and 98.76.54.32. These IP addresses could be specified as a range or individual addresses based on the tool's capabilities and requirement.

Overall, this command instructs dnsmap to perform a DNS subdomain enumeration on the target domain (example.com) using the provided IP addresses (123.45.67.89 and 98.76.54.32).

This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.

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