dugal@uriecl.UUCP (11/02/87)
Does anyone have a program/procedure to determine which terminal server a user is initiating a login from? After they log into the system, all LAT users have a terminal name with the form "_LTAnnn:". I have some security issues that require me to know where the user is logging in from. Any help or hints would be greatly appreciated. +---------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | David G. Dugal University of R.I., Engineering Computer Laboratory | | System Manager 306 Bliss Hall, Kingston, RI 02881 (401) 792-2488 | | | | Internet: dugal%ecl1.SPAN@star.stanford.edu | | SPAN/HEPnet: ECL1::DUGAL -or- 6334::DUGAL | | UUCP: allegra!rayssd!uriecl!dugal | | PSI: PSI%31103210735::ECL1::DUGAL | | MCI Mail: 299-5584 Easylink: 62926791 TWX: 650-299-5584 | | | | "Logic is a small bird chirping in a meadow. | | Logic is a wreath of flowers ... that smell BAD." | +---------------------------------------------------------------------------+
helen@uhccux.UUCP (Helen Rapozo) (11/09/87)
In article <8711021111449@uriecl.UUCP> dugal@uriecl.UUCP writes: > > Does anyone have a program/procedure to determine which terminal >server a user is initiating a login from? After they log into the system, >all LAT users have a terminal name with the form "_LTAnnn:". I have some >security issues that require me to know where the user is logging in from. >Any help or hints would be greatly appreciated. > You can do this: 1) Log on to an account that has OPER and CMNKRL (I think that's way you do change kernal) priveledge. 2) At the $ run this program: RUN SYS$SYSTEM:LATCP (you can also define it this way too: LCP :== $SYS$SYSTEM:LATCP) 3) The program will then respond by saying: LCP> 4) If you type in SHOW PORT LTAnnn: at the LCP> it will tell you which server and the port on that server LTAnnn: is at. If you just type in SHOW PORT then all active ports are displayed. 5) To leave just type in EXIT.
wrsturm%Ins.MRC.AdhocNet.CA@UNCAEDU.BITNET (W R Sturm) (11/12/87)
> Does anyone have a program/procedure to determine which terminal > server a user is initiating a login from? After they log into the system, > all LAT users have a terminal name with the form "_LTAnnn:". I have some > security issues that require me to know where the user is logging in from. > Any help or hints would be greatly appreciated. You can use the program LATCP to determine the SERVER and PORT number. LATCP requires CMKRNL. $ MC LATCP LCP> Show Port LTAnnnn: For an individual port This will only work while the device (LTAnnnn:) is still active. LCP> Show Port/Application For all ports CREATEd LCP> Show Port/Interactive For all ports with interactive users --------------------------------------------- WRSturm%Stasis.MRC.AdhocNet.CA@UNCAEDU.BITNET --------------------------------------------- Warren R. Sturm Mount Royal College Information Systems, Computer Operations 4825 Richard Road S.W. Calgary, Alberta CANADA T3E 6K6 (403) 240-6485