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Subject: Re: VTA???
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Date: Tue, 11-Jun-85 09:08:37 EDT
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From: Richard Garland <OC.GARLAND@CU20B.ARPA>

remote Hosts for Logins:

TCP is not a VMS layered product.  I suggest you get your TCP vendor to
supply the information.

DECnet is a supported product, and you can get the remote host for logins.
Its in the accounting log and its kept in 2 places while a login is in
progress:  P1 space of the logged in process, and in the DECnet database.

This info can be obtained through a QIO call to the network management
(NETACP or whatever).  For details look at my Finger program (on this
machine via anonymous FTP CU20B:<OC.GARLAND.FINGER>*.*) or several other
similar programs floating around.

What DEC should do pehaps to make it a little easier is to put it into
GETJPI.

					Rg
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