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Subject: Re: Finding out the node name of a DECnet terminal
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Date: Tue, 30-Oct-84 09:49:42 EST
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From: Richard Garland <OC.GARLAND%CU20B%columbia.arpa@csnet-relay.ARPA>

DECnet nodename for remote logins:

A while ago I got a set of routines written by Craig Leres at LBL which
does this.   There is a MACRO routine which goes into kernel mode and
makes a table of stuff from the terminal UCB's (DECnet link # and idle
time for each interactive terminal).  Then ther is a RATFOR routine that
uses the link # as an argument in a request to the NETACP which returns
the node name.   It works.  I have incorporated it into a FINGER program
of mine.  I can forward the stuff to you or you could get it from Craig.
					Rg
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