John Penney <[log in to unmask]>  wrote:

>  I recall seeing some info from the 3000-L about a command or script that
shows how to >  determine the session number of a process from its IP
address. What I have is a Pin
>  and IP address and want to determine the associated #S.

>  Searched the archives but no cigar.

John,

you can try the following command file, but be advised in its present form
it uses MPEX:

USER DEFINED COMMAND FILE:  IPUSER

PARM ACCTPARM=NONE
COMMENT*********************************
COMMENT  LISTS SESSIONS USING A VT3K
COMMENT  CONNECT BY IP ADDRESS RANGE
COMMENT
COMMENT  CREATED BY:  JOHN HORNBERGER
COMMENT  CREATED ON:  25 FEB 1999
COMMENT*********************************
SETVAR ACCTIN "!ACCTPARM"
IF ACCTIN="NONE" THEN
  ECHO
  ECHO You MUST ENTER A Partial IP Address Range To Search
  ECHO
ELSE
  FILE TMPIPLOG;REC=-80,,F,ASCII;DEV=DISC;DISC=5000;TEMP
  LISTFILE /SYS/PUB/CI,8>*TMPIPLOG
  ECHO
  MPEX.PUB.VESOFT;INFO="PRINT TMPIPLOG;SEARCH=CL'REM : !ACCTIN'"
  ECHO
  PURGE TMPIPLOG,TEMP
ENDIF


HTH,

John Hornberger
Sr. Systems Programmer
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