QUESTION:
How can I get the IP address or host name of a user who telnet to
my system. The "who am i" command apparently reads the utmp file and
reports the host name but that information is truncated.
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A: There is command that can be used to gather the information
you are requesting:
netstat -an grep ESTABLISH
This will give you the IP addresses of the hosts that are either
telneted or rlogined in to your system. You can use the same command
without the "n" option, and it will display the hostname, but it can
truncated here as well.
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This item was created from library item Q609834 BFWKH
Additional search words:
ADDR ADDRESS AIX ALTERNATE BFWKH HOST INDEX IP IX LOG LOGGED NAME
NAMING OBTAINING OCT92 OP OZNEW REMOTELY RISCOSO RISCSYSTEM SOFTWARE
SYS USERS
WWQA: ITEM: RTA000027278 ITEM: RTA000027278
Dated: 11/1996 Category: RISCOSO
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