Marianne asks, "In SHOWCONN, what does it mean when the flag says atcona,
atcond or atconc?"

I am afraid I can't answer that, because I am not sure about the last flag.
Here is what I have collected so far.

Note: I am guessing (see ?) about some of these.

JOBNUM  INTRO DATE AND TIME    LDEV   USERNAME
 REMOTE ADDRESS  RPORT  LPORT  FLAGS   PIN(PROGRAM)
#S13228 WED MAR 18 2009 20:21    39   SERRANM,MGR.DV,MARIANNE
   192.168.1.1   9095  33380  atcona  162(PROGRAM.PUB.PRO3K)
   192.168.0.1  13867  vta    utcind 4243(VTSERVER.NET.SYS)
                              ||||||
                              ||||||-- ?
                              |||||--- n=netipc    b= berkley
                              ||||--- i=in o=outbound
                              |||---- ?   (call or cnct?)
                              ||----- t=tcp   u=udp (datagram?)
                              |------ a = application   u = user

Maybe someone can help fill in the rest.

Also check out SOCKINFO.NET for socket information.

And finally, you know you can do:

SHOWCONN ,SYSTEM
or
SHOWCONN #J123



Mark Ranft
Pro 3K

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