Conference turris::digital_unix

9971.0. "ps au X netstat" by VAXRIO::16.179.32.62::csantos () Wed May 28 1997 16:22

	Hi,


	We have a customer that have lots of users connected over the network using
	Oracle.  He wants to know who is who...  Let me explain... All those users 
	create processes with the same username under DU, so when monitoring
	using ps au, we can see that one of those processes is consuming to much
	cpu, for example.  But, netstat does not show me the pid of the processes
	created for each connection, so I know that the process is a remote process,
	but I can not identify who is it (which connection is associated with it).

	Is there a way of knowing that???


				Thanks in advance

					Claudia
			

Hi,

Try lsof.  There's a pointer off the UNIX tuning page:

    http://www-unix.zk3.dec.com/tuning/tools/tools.html

If you search the conference you'll probably find some useful tricks
other people have posted.

-Brian
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