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02-09-2001 04:53 AM
02-09-2001 04:53 AM
Hi to all
I have two x25 connections to my main server, in the x29hosts file I force the connections up and Su them to vdx0 and vdx1 to enable some idendification.
What I wish to do is identify them by connection further back at the 29server level.
i.e if I do a ps-ef|grep x29 then I require to see which card they came in on.
Any suggestions most welcome.
Paula
I have two x25 connections to my main server, in the x29hosts file I force the connections up and Su them to vdx0 and vdx1 to enable some idendification.
What I wish to do is identify them by connection further back at the 29server level.
i.e if I do a ps-ef|grep x29 then I require to see which card they came in on.
Any suggestions most welcome.
Paula
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02-09-2001 08:52 AM
02-09-2001 08:52 AM
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Hello Paula,
I am off x25 usage for a while now, but I think if you like to control PAD-Access on interfacecard basis, you need an pad_spt entry for each card in the x29hosts file.
This is from "man x29server"
pad_spt{
remote_x121 408555120801
interface_name interface1
local_x121 250205123
pty_slave_fname ttyp0
application /usr/local/bin/data_1_login
cud enable
logging 0
reverse_charge disable
x3 hp_padsrvr
}
You could set up two of these sections, for allowing diffrent caller numbers on those two "interfaces_name"s.
What do you want to achieve as a result ?
Kick out users, that dialed in on the wrong interface ? I guess to do this, you might need to permit a login first, and after this, x29 is all done. You could only terminate the connection then.
Do not know if this is of help...
Volker
I am off x25 usage for a while now, but I think if you like to control PAD-Access on interfacecard basis, you need an pad_spt entry for each card in the x29hosts file.
This is from "man x29server"
pad_spt{
remote_x121 408555120801
interface_name interface1
local_x121 250205123
pty_slave_fname ttyp0
application /usr/local/bin/data_1_login
cud enable
logging 0
reverse_charge disable
x3 hp_padsrvr
}
You could set up two of these sections, for allowing diffrent caller numbers on those two "interfaces_name"s.
What do you want to achieve as a result ?
Kick out users, that dialed in on the wrong interface ? I guess to do this, you might need to permit a login first, and after this, x29 is all done. You could only terminate the connection then.
Do not know if this is of help...
Volker
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