Quick snippet to list IPs used during PWK!

pwk_ips.sh

pwk_ips() {
  cyan=$(tput setaf 6)
  magenta=$(tput setaf 5)
  bold=$(tput bold)
  normal=$(tput sgr0)
  localIP=$(ip -br a s dev tun0 | sed -r 's#( )+|/# #g' | awk '{print $3}')
  winClientIP=$(awk -F'.' '{print $1"."$2"."$4".10"}' <<< "$localIP")
  winServerIP=$(awk -F'.' '{print "172.16."$4".5"}' <<< "$localIP")
  linuxClientIP=$(awk -F'.' '{print $1"."$2"."$4".44"}' <<< "$localIP")
  linuxTargetIP=$(awk -F'.' '{print $1"."$2"."$4".52"}' <<< "$localIP")
  lblLocal="${bold}${cyan}localIP${normal}"
  ipLocal="${magenta}${localIP}"
  lblWinCT="${bold}${cyan}winClient/TargetIP${normal}"
  ipWinCT="${magenta}${winClientIP}"
  lblWinServer="${bold}${cyan}winServerIP${normal}"
  ipWinServer="${magenta}${winServerIP}"
  lblLinuxClient="${bold}${cyan}linuxClientIP${normal}"
  ipLinuxClient="${magenta}${linuxClientIP}"
  lblLinuxTarget="${bold}${cyan}linuxTargetIP${normal}"
  ipLinuxTarget="${magenta}${linuxTargetIP}"
  export localIP winClientIP winServerIP linuxClientIP linuxTargetIP
  result=$(cat <<EOF
$lblLocal\t\t\t$ipLocal
$lblWinCT\t$ipWinCT\t$lblWinServer\t$ipWinServer
$lblLinuxClient\t\t$ipLinuxClient\t$lblLinuxTarget\t$ipLinuxTarget
EOF
)
  echo "$result"
}