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03-05-2013
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Tricky situation getting IP address
Hi,
I have a multihomed system HP-UX with two NIC cards having IP address 10.9.0.13 & 10.9.0.45 I have two weblogic servers running one listening on "10.9.0.13" and the other on "10.9.0.45" Given a PID how is it possible to extract the IP Address that the weblogic server is using and store it in a bash variable "myh" ? I am looking for a solution for HP-UX and then for all Linux and Unix systems so if you could share some solution for HP-UX and others as well. |
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03-05-2013
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If you have lsof installed you can get very useful information out of that. You can get lsof as a free download from sourceforge I think. Code:
lsof -o -p PID If you know the port that it connects on, you could use netstat:- Code:
netstat -na|grep "\.port " I hope that this helps. Robin Liverpool/Blackburn UK |
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