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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers services Post 61528 by forbin24 on Friday 4th of February 2005 01:48:12 PM
Old 02-04-2005
I still consider myself a newbie, but thought I would toss this out anyway.

I'm not sure about AIX, but my unix system the netstat vs ps information differs in the following ways:

netstat -a As you said, this shows active connections. If the connecting machine is in the hosts file, it shows up as the host name. If the connecting machine is not in the hosts file, it shows up as an ip address. netstat doesn't show what those connected machines are doing.

ps -ef This will show processes kicked off by the connected machines. In my limited experience a particular service can have multiple different processes.

I think what you are experiencing is what you should expect. Hopefully someone will correct me if I'm off base.
 

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oss_userdev

oss_userdev(7)							    OSS Devices 						    oss_userdev(7)

NAME

       oss_userdev - OSS client/server audio pseudo device.

NOTICE

       This  audio  device  is not designed to be used as-is by the users. It requires a specially designed server application that implements the
       actual service (please see the OSS programming documentation for more info). The server application will then create the audio devices that
       can be used to record and/or play audio.

DESCRIPTION

       The  oss_userdev  driver is a special purpose loop back audio device that can be used when implementing OSS audio devices based on a server
       running in the background.

OPTIONS

       o  userdev_visible_clientnodes=0|1 By default (0) common client device node (/dev/oss/oss_userdev0/client) will be created for  all  server
	  instances. The clients will then get directed to the right instance based on some search criteria (for example UID). This alternative is
	  best when using single server application that can serve large number of different sesions.

       If this option is set to 1 then OSS will create separate client device nodes for each instance. Applications will have to  open	the  right
       device nodes. This alternative is best when oss_userdev is used to create different kind of services in one system. In this way for example
       a VoIP link can be accessed by opening a different device node than when opening some other service.

FILES

       /etc/oss4/conf/oss_userdev.conf
	      Device configuration file.

AUTHOR

       4Front Technologies

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