collect hostname and IP?

[Venkat_33]

Hi,

How to collect hostname and IPaddress by processid or pts/ta or username.

[Arunvijai_4]

You can use # who -T will tell you IP or Hostname, PID details.

-Arun

[Venkat_33]

I tried,

Output is given below,

assoq - pts/ta Dec 14 23:39 0:14 14472 a1230373p2
it showing

a1230373p2 is the package name how this happening because this username i.eassoq utilzation cpu 100%,

[Bharat Katkar]

Hi,
# who -R

Does that help you?

Regards,

[Arunvijai_4]

Are you using telnet or ssh to connect to your server ? What is application you are running ?
What exactly you want to do ? A script to kill a particular user ? Can you be more specific ?

-Arun

[Venkat_33]

Hi Bharath,

its given all the details but what my problem,

The User aqqoq utilization cpu 100%,and find out the Hostname or IP by using who -R cmd by it given output is

aqqoq pts/ta Dec 14 23:39 (a0300112p2)

and
a0300373p2 is the package name..i am so confuse pls anyone clarify to me

[Venkat_33]

Hi Bharath,

its given all the details but what my problem,

The User aqqoq utilization cpu 100%,and find out the Hostname or IP by using who -R cmd by it given output is

aqqoq pts/ta Dec 14 23:39 (a0300112p2)

and
a0300112p2 is the package name..i am so confuse pls anyone clarify to me

[Bharat Katkar]

a0300112p2 is package but for user it's a virtual IP to which he is doing telnet. So for him the host is a0300112p2.

Can you explain what is the scenario and what info you would like to get.

Problem?
Solution expected??

Regards,

[Venkat_33]

Problem is cpu performance is worst today because one of the user utilization cpu 100%

that user is aqqoq

My IT Head want to know hostname and ip of that user aqqoq,then i tried by who -R

it showing hostname a0300112p2 i.ePackage name

How should i find out the hostname and Ipaddress...?pls help out this

[AwadheshPandey]

Try with #ps -eaf | grep -i aqqoq, this will show PID of process, u can easily kill the process, this is solution of ur problem

Cheers,

Awadhesh

[Bharat Katkar]

HI,
Now there are two things:

1. TO find out which is the user who is hogging CPU (I assume you have done it)
2. TO know from where this person has logged in and his Systems IP.

For that you can use:
# last -R | grep
This command will give you IP address or the hostname (anyone of them should suffice)

Hope that works for you.

Regards,

[Venkat_33]

Thanks a lot...