Hello Timothy Atwood,

RE: Log of IP Connections?

If you have SubSys 3, Class 6 Statistics logging enabled in NMMGR... you 
can:

:nmdump
WOULD YOU LIKE TO FORMAT A LOG OR TRACE FILE? 1 = LOG, 2 = TRACE  > 1
WHICH SUBSYSTEMS' RECORDS WOULD YOU LIKE TO FORMAT? (ALL) > 3
 ENTER THE FILE NAME AS: FILENAME.GROUP.ACCOUNT
------------------------------------------------
WHAT IS THE INPUT FILE NAME?  (*NMDUMPEQ) > NMLG0980.pub.sys
WHAT IS THE OUTPUT FILE NAME? ($STDLIST) >
WOULD YOU LIKE TO SPECIFY A TIME RANGE? (NO) >
...
**********************************************************************
* FRI, JAN 13, 2006,  2:56:14.2 PM                       NETXPORT(3) *
*--------------------------------------------------------------------*
*    Event           : INFORMATIVE                                   *
*    Entity          : TCP                                           *
*    Internal Event  : Statistics                                    *
*    Log Class       : Statistics                                    *
*    Port ID/PIN/KSO : $0000E608                                     *
*    Location        : 19901           Parameter       : $00000000   *
* Info Section (hex):                                                *
*    0000:  0067   001C   0051   4DBD   0000   E608   0006   0000    *
*    0008:  0000   0001                                              *
*--------------------------------------------------------------------*
* Statistics:                                                        *
*    Local_sap       : $0015           Remote_sap      : $D957       *
*    Local_ip_addr   : $1071095C       Remote_ip_addr  : $1071095D   *
*    IN_Total          : 61            OUT_Total         : 61        *
*    IN_Bytes          : 15            OUT_Bytes         : 1455      *
*    IN_PM_PKTS        : 46            OUT_PM_PKTS       : 18        *
*    IN_User_PKTS      : 15            OUT_User_PKTS     : 43        *
*    IN_CKsum_Error    : 0             OUT_RTX           : 0         *
*    IN_ICMP_Msgs      : 0             IN_Other          : 0         *
*    Connection_Info   : 0             Control           : 0         *
*    Send              : 43            Receive_Reply     : 15        *
*    Flush_sends       : 0                                           *
* Data Section (hex):                                                *
*    0000:  0000   0060   0015   D957   1071   095C   1071   095D    *
*    0008:  0000   003D   0000   000F   0000   002E   0000   000F    *
*    0010:  0000   0000   0000   0000   0000   0000   0000   003D    *
*    0018:  0000   0000   0000   05AF   0000   0012   0000   002B    *
*    0020:  0000   0000   0000   0000   0000   002B   0000   000F    *
*    0028:  0000   0000   0000   0000   0000   0000   0000   0000    *
*    0030:  0000   0000                                              *
**********************************************************************

... and then convert the hex IP address's to decimal with my friend Eric's 
tool:

:ipcnvrt.pub.telesup
IPCNVRT - ehb 9/16/97
This program converts IP addresses numerically,
either hex to decimal notation, or decimal to hex.

Enter an IP address (cr to end): $1071095C
$1071095C  = 16.113.9.92

Enter an IP address (cr to end): $1071095D
$1071095D  = 16.113.9.93The warranty and liability expired as you read this 
message.
If the above breaks your system, it's yours and you keep both pieces.

Regards,
James Hofmeister
Email: <first>.<last>@hp.com
Hewlett Packard - Global Solutions Engineering (WTEC)
P.S. My Ideals are my own, not necessarily my employers. 

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