Check your activity log... (query actl)...  usually when a session is
established, the IP address of the node is displayed in the activity log...

11/03/00 11:31:58     ANR0406I Session 958 started for node MIFS00
(NetWare)
                       (Tcp/Ip xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx(1080)).

11/03/00 11:31:59     ANR0403I Session 958 ended for node MIFS00 (NetWare).


11/03/00 11:42:23     ANR0407I Session 959 started for administrator SGG

                       (WebBrowser) (HTTP xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx(1998)).

I have placed "xxx" in place where my ip addresses showed (for security
reason for my client).

Serge Gaudet, CMI
Consultant




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You could use the ping command and the node name.   Once you do the ping it
should return with the IP address for that node name.

ex.   ping mars

Bill Wheeler
AIX Administrator
La-Z-Boy Incorporated
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