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From: wrsturm%Ins.MRC.AdhocNet.CA@UNCAEDU.BITNET (W R Sturm)
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Subject: Re: But WHICH terminal server are you using?
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Date: Wed, 11-Nov-87 17:28:31 EST
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>     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




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Warren R. Sturm
Mount Royal College
Information Systems, Computer Operations
4825 Richard Road S.W.
Calgary, Alberta  CANADA
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