If I’m on node A, and I’ve got Q-Net connectivity across a local subnet to
node B, but I don’t know node B’s IP address, how can I determine it?
Everything I’ve tried using “on” returns information about node A.
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Marty Doane
Siemens Dematic
Marty Doane <marty.doane@rapistan.com> wrote:
If I’m on node A, and I’ve got Q-Net connectivity across a local subnet to
node B, but I don’t know node B’s IP address, how can I determine it?
Everything I’ve tried using “on” returns information about node A.
I believe you need to set the SOCK environment variable.
Marty Doane <marty.doane@rapistan.com> wrote:
If I’m on node A, and I’ve got Q-Net connectivity across a local subnet to
node B, but I don’t know node B’s IP address, how can I determine it?
Everything I’ve tried using “on” returns information about node A.
if you are using tiny stack.
cat /net/nodeB/proc/ipstats
if it’s npm-tcpip.so
SOCK=/net/nodeB netstat -ni
This will have netstat run locally (in nodeA), but talk to nodeB’s
stack, and return you what you want.
Another way is, (if you have Momentics 6.2), “on -f /net/nodeB netstat -ni”.
-xtang
Perfect - thanks a bunch!
Marty Doane
Siemens Dematic
“Xiaodan Tang” <xtang@qnx.com> wrote in message
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Marty Doane <> marty.doane@rapistan.com> > wrote:
If I’m on node A, and I’ve got Q-Net connectivity across a local subnet
to
node B, but I don’t know node B’s IP address, how can I determine it?
Everything I’ve tried using “on” returns information about node A.if you are using tiny stack.
cat /net/nodeB/proc/ipstats
if it’s npm-tcpip.so
SOCK=/net/nodeB netstat -ni
This will have netstat run locally (in nodeA), but talk to nodeB’s
stack, and return you what you want.Another way is, (if you have Momentics 6.2), “on -f /net/nodeB
netstat -ni”.-xtang