AIX

Give us the output of:

Code:

tty


who

who am i

who /etc/utmp

And paste it here.

Is there a problem with the /etc/utmp file on this node?

good morning

Here the result of these commands :

/# tty
/dev/pts/0
/# who
root pts/0 Jan 27 09:32
/# who /etc/utmp | pg
root pts/0 Jan 27 09:32
/# who am i
root pts/0 Jan 27 09:32


thank you

I'm going to strike out on that one. I'm curious why your /etc/utmp isn't reporting the IP address. Perhaps you could delete the /etc/utmp (move it to another name rather) and let it create a new one.

Does the 'last' command report an IP address? Try:

Code:

who /var/adm/wtmp|head

hello !

Thank you very much for your help

Here the result of this command:

who /var/adm/wtmp|head

root pts/0 Jun 23 12:44 (ADMIN)
root vty0 Jun 23 12:48
root vty0 Jun 23 15:38
root ftp266 Jun 23 16:18 (ADMIN)
root vty0 Jun 23 16:59
root vty0 Jun 23 17:16
root vty0 Jul 11 16:47
root vty0 Jul 11 16:54
root pts/0 Jul 12 16:59
root pts/0 Jul 13 09:59

thank you

I can't find any other way to determine the connecting IP address. I would now try to figure out why the who command isn't reporting the ip address -- that is the root of the problem.

Try making a new post about that.

sorry

Do you have lsof? Code in .profile can trace back from the current shell to the instance of the program that provides the socket i/o (telnetd, sshd, etc) and use lsof to get the remote ip.

hello

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thank you for your help.