guru needed for dumb question

[sumgirl]

I have the sneaking suspicion that this is a dumb question and I might be having a brain fart...how do I track a PID back to the IP address for the user who is running the process? We have a general use account that lots of users rnu stuff with (I know its bad...we inherited it) and it would be nice to have a simple way of identifying who is doing what/when.
-thanks and sorry if its a dumb one

 

[bi]

Not a dumb question. what flavor of Unix and how are the users connecting (telnet, through a client application, etc.)?

 

[Ygor]

finger user

 

[sumgirl]

We are using AIX 4.3 currently. Communication access to the system is either a greenscreen term emulator, or when users are connecting to an informix database using OLEDB/ODBC depending on the app.

 

[bi]

If the users you are concerned about are connecting through oledb/odbc, I'm not sure a Unix command will give you the info you need. I wonder if Informix keeps track of the connections and you could get the information from a table that Informix has?

 

[PHV]

You can take a look here:
ftp://vic.cc.purdue.edu/pub/tools/unix/lsof/

Hope This Help
PH.