01-18-2012
Are you trying to determine the remote OS (if any) for a given socket? I'm confused.
the netstat command will do this for you. But it just gives you the dns name (or possibly the IP) address, you need to reverse engineer that into what you seem to want - is the remote system HPUX or not? Create a list of known HPUX boxes in your network. Search the list to see if the node you found is in the list.
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