You might be better off on the web400 list with this question. For
example, you've thought of WRKOBJLCK (and I'm sure of a few other
commands).
Domino has SHOW USERS. Keeping in mind that Domino users often don't even
have an IBM i system user id.
I suspect you're looking for something like Domino's SHOW USERS in web
serving.
The idea to do a NETSTAT *CNN and looking for local port 80 has some
merit. You may have one local job on that port but multiple remote IP
addresses banging away on it.
NETSTAT *CNN
F15=Subset
Local internet address range:
Lower value . . . . . . . . 10.17.6.38
Upper value . . . . . . . . *ONLY
Local port range:
Lower value . . . . . . . . 80
Upper value . . . . . . . . *ONLY
Remote Remote Local
Address Port Port
* * 80
10.17.9.116 2684 80
10.17.9.116 2687 80
10.17.9.116 2693 80
10.17.16.60 2735 80
10.17.16.60 2742 80
10.17.16.60 2743 80
10.17.16.60 2744 80
10.17.16.60 2745 80
10.17.16.60 2746 80
10.17.108.79 62543 80
10.17.108.93 65166 80
MORE...
yeah, there's a few hitting that site right now...
If I use this command
HOST HOSTNAME('10.17.9.116')
I can see the PC name. Then I can walk over there and ...
Rob Berendt
