Re: Interpretation of onstat -g ses, hostname column
the hex number can be converted to the IP. Here is an
example
a010a1e(a.01.0a.1e) = 10.1.10.30
a = 10
01 = 1
0a = 10
1e = 30
--- Mike Reetz <mreetz@gmail.com> wrote:
> Sometimes the hostname is the DNS entry (i.e. human
> readable). Other
> times, when the connecting computer does not have a
> DNS entry, the
> value is in hex (??). How can that be changed back
> to an IP address?
>
> Example:
>
> 3 values for hostname from onstat -g ses:
>
> a010a1e
> a010d22
> a0e0213
>
> From netstat -a connections via sqlexec with only IP
> addresses:
>
> 10.1.13.34
> 10.1.10.30
> 10.14.2.19
>
> How can I map from the onstat output to the one of
> the IPs in the
> netstat list?
>
> Thanks,
> Mike
>
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