Alan,

I do not know about a tool you asked which runs on the HP3000. But it
should be possible to query the TCP/IP Management Information Base
(MIB) of your HP3000 from another computer, without logging in, since
this is public TCP/IP information that can be accessed throug SNMP
requests. The routing table is part of the MIB.

For example, on a Novell fileserver/router with TCP/IP loaded there is
a tool called TCPCON.NLM, the TCP/IP Console. I can point this tool to
another host (like our HP3000) and then browse through the MIB of the
HP3000. No username/password for the HP3000 is required.

Probably there is a Unix tool like that as well.

Mario Huizinga ([log in to unmask])


Alan AMBERS <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

>HP3000 & Internet Guru's -
>
>We had a problem that a subnet of users that could not get to one of our
>HP3000's.  Our help desk found me an I ended up using NETTOOL.NET.SYS to
>identify and resolve the problem which was a bad entry in the routing
>table that must of happened by a router redirect packet.
>
>My question is since NETTOOL requires many additional capabilities that I
>don't want our help desk users having, is there some other method of
>LOOOKING at the table without the ability of changing it?  I'm looking for
>something like the %netstat -rn command in unix.
>
>Thanks in Advance
>
>/alan
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