I have INETD running to supply Telnet services and some other network
services.  When a user or another system requests access, a server process
is spawned, but I have no idea who asked for it, or their IP address.  Is
there a param or info string on the INETD run command that will give me
that?

The sample output is:
 :run inetd.net.sys;pri=cs

 Reading configuration
 echo(tcp nowait INETD.SYS port: 7)
 discard(tcp nowait INETD.SYS port: 9)
 discard/tcp: Added service, server internal
 discard(udp nowait INETD.SYS port: 9)
 discard/udp: Added service, server internal
 telnet(tcp nowait INETD.SYS port: 23)
 telnet/tcp: Added service, server internal
 Configuration complete
 Received call for: telnet tcp
 Received call for: telnet tcp
 Received call for: discard udp
 Received call for: discard udp


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