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Subj:	re: Tracing LAT Connections ??


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From: XRJJM%SCINT.SPAN@STAR.STANFORD.EDU (John McMahon,
      STX/COBE (x4333))
Subject: re: Tracing LAT Connections ??
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***> My Question--  How do you, or how can you "Trace" LAT connections? I
***> know that from a VAX host running LAT...

One option is that you can sit at a VAX and connect to any terminal
server on your ethernet and do a SHOW SESSIONS, or SHOW PORT or whatever
you need.

What you need is: a) The "System" Password for the server b) The
Ethernet Hardware address for the server and c) Access to the NCP
command.

$ MCP NCP
NCP> CONNECT VIA (Ethernet Device) PHYSICAL ADDRESS (Ethernet Address)

Ethernet Device is UNA-0 for a DENUA... etc.
Ethernet Address is the full 08-nn-nn-nn... etc. address for your
server.

Once you connect to a server, hit return.  At the # prompt enter
the system password and you are logged into the server.

You can now enter priv. mode on the server and do whatever you need
to do.  I think a SHOW SESSIONS ALL command will help solve your
problem.

It's not the greatest solution.  But I hope it helps.

John McMahon
xrjjm%scint.span@star.stanford.edu