ca123@citycs.UUCP (Ian Collyer) (05/03/89)
Greetings. I use a UTX/32 2.1A Unix system and am aware of the existence
of a "who" program, which acts like /bin/who but has the added feature of
adding what network address a user on a remote terminal is calling from.
Our local hosts are featured, but not those from incoming (X25 JANET in
our case) calls, thus:
sysadm console May 3 15:12
dq819 tty21 May 3 14:19
dx907 ttyp1 May 3 15:06 (zebedee)
cz526 ttyp2 May 3 14:24 (mg1-34)
dy600 ttyp8 May 3 13:20 (zebedee)
yo318 ttyR7 May 3 13:08
The improved "who" would put in brackets after the last line something
like (00004540000321) or even better in mnemonic form: (uk.ac.bristol.cs)
I know the system stores the address of incoming external calls since "ns"
may be used to monitor incoming calls.
I'd be grateful if you could e-mail with any info! Ian.
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Ian Collyer, JANET: ca123@uk.ac.city.cs
Computer Science,
City University. Bitnet: ca123%cs.city.ac.uk@cunyvm.cuny.edu
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