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Duane Percox <[log in to unmask]>
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Duane Percox <[log in to unmask]>
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Mon, 16 Sep 1996 18:07:00 -0700
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Michael Anderson writes:
 
>Hello everyone,
>
>Here we have security at the LDEV level. To achieve this LDEV level
>of security all applications here hit a dataset of LDEV's an
>associated items.  I'm currently looking into switching to VT
>sessions and networked access. I'm not panning on a re-write of
>anything, I plan on using the NSINFO intrinsic to see if the caller
>is a VT session, or a serial ATP session. Then interrogating the
>various network layers to find the ethernet board id number or the
>TCP/IP address. Then using a cross-reference dataset I will reference
>the ethernet id to retrieve the LDEV number and be right back in
>business with LDEV level security. Anyone know of another way?
 
Michael,
 
In 5.5 the client ip address (and more) will be available in mpe vars.
There may even be a patch for 5.0, but I'm not sure. If you don't want
to wait to get the mpe var support you can download a zip package which
contains the source code to call NSINFO to determine the client ip
address at: http://www.qss.com/vtverify.zip
 
The code is free for your use. Hope it helps.
 
Duane Percox ([log in to unmask]  v/415.306.1608 f/415.365.2706)
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