netstat -a output

[Todd Lehr]

How can one get the netstat -a command in HP-UX 11 to output a fully qualified hostname ( or at least part of it). This is how it works in 10.20, however the functionality appears to have changed in 11.x

[harry d brown jr]

Drop netstat use lsof:

http://gatekeep.cs.utah.edu/hppd/hpux/Sysadmin/lsof-4.64/

it's a lot more useful!

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harry

[steven Burgess_2 · Accepted solution]

Hi

Drop the options and you get the hostnames but less info.

netstat

man netstat for more

As Harry advises get lsof

Here are it's uses

To see all open files of a paricular process (via its pid):

# lsof -p

To see all open files associated with a command:

# lsof -c cron

...or by a logon name:

# lsof -u
# lsof -u

...or what process is using a TCP socket:

# lsof -i tcp:161
# lsof -i udp:161

HTH

Steve

[Todd Lehr]

Thanks for the answers, can't use lsof but running just netstat works, not sure why I didn't try that first however.

[harry d brown jr]

Why can't you use lsof??????

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harry

[Todd Lehr]

corporate policy, unless it's distributed with the operating system, or offically support software it's hard to get approval to load it onto the system.

[harry d brown jr]

Yeah, I fought that battle, but I won. I simply explained to them that most of HPux is not owned by HP, and some things aren't owned by anyone.

Are you using netscape? java? perl? ftp? tcp/ip? vi? sed? awk? any gnu utilities? X windows? telnet? rlogin? html? .......


:-)


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