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From: Jimmy_Guse.NSD@LCCMAIL.OCF.LLNL.GOV (Jimmy Guse)
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Subject: PConnRequest
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Date: 7 Nov 90 22:38:08 GMT
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  OFFICE MEMO          PConnRequest                           Date:10/31/90
When calling PConnRequest(), it is possible (even usual) not to specify a local
address (struct PSAPaddr *calling = NULL).  The underlying implementation
appears to generate said local address, because when Pinit() returns to the
responder a remote address (calling) is filled in in the struct PSAPstart
structure.  I am wondering if there is a mechanism to retrieve the
internally-generated local address on the Initiator side. (i.e. by the caller
of PConnRequest).

Jimmy
guse@ccc.nersc.gov