John,
Some time ago Eero Lauria (sp?), working for CSY (I think), submitted a
couple of command files that can be used to show connections on the HP3K and
also to abort them if need be, 'SHOWCONN' and 'ABORTCON'. I think these
command files have been 'bundled' in the FOS and should be available on your
system. Executing the 'showconn' command on a 'VT' session I get the
following:
SHOWCONN #!HPJOBTYPE!HPJOBNUM
JOBNUM INTRO DATE AND TIME LDEV USERNAME
REMOTE ADDRESS RPORT LPORT FLAGS PIN(PROGRAM)
#S5845 THU NOV 13 1997 13:53 155 MANAGER.SYS,PUB
127.0.0.1 35446 vt utcind 344(VTSERVER.NET.SYS)
Total processes checked: 4
Processes with sockets : 1
Total sockets open : 1
Perhaps the information that you need is there...
Regards
Paul H. Christidis
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Subject: Telnet/iX: Need to find my sessions IP addr programmatically
Author: John Korb <[log in to unmask]> at CCGATE
Date: 11/13/97 11:22
Here is one for the networking experts.
The Navy has a requirement that they log information as to the source of
each session (LDEV number on Classic systems, IP address for VT sessions)
for audit purposes.
A "showvar" (on 5.5) from an NSVT session shows a variety of information
regarding the session, including the IP address, node name, and TCP port
number.
Telnet sessions (coming in through the inetd job) do not display IP
address, node, or TCP port information -- they only display an LDEV number.
Question: Does anyone know how a COBOL program can find out that the
session is a telnet session, and also find out the IP address, node name,
and TCP port of the session? We have been told that we must modify our
applications to collect this information and log it instead of the LDEV
number that was logged on the Classic systems.
Thanks!
John
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