Translate tli entries in interfaces file to tcp

2012-05-15T07:11:16Z

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	In the old days this was the way to define an entry in the interfaces file. To translate these to the usual non-hex notation follow this simple method:		In the old days this was the way to define an entry in the interfaces file. To translate these to the usual non-hex notation follow this simple method:

-	* Take the hex-number from the 5th position to the 8th. In this case the number is 1388. Use your favorite calculator to convert it to decimal. The output should be ~~5030~~. That's the port number.	+	* Take the hex-number from the 5th position to the 8th. In this case the number is 1388. Use your favorite calculator to convert it to decimal. The output should be 5000. That's the port number.
	* To determine the IP-address take the next 4 pieces of 2 bytes. In this case 0A, 3E, E7 and 1C. Convert it into decimal, the result should be 10, 62, 231 and 28. These 4 numbers are the IP address: 10.62.231.28		* To determine the IP-address take the next 4 pieces of 2 bytes. In this case 0A, 3E, E7 and 1C. Convert it into decimal, the result should be 10, 62, 231 and 28. These 4 numbers are the IP address: 10.62.231.28
	* Use nslookup (or dig) to get the hostname.		* Use nslookup (or dig) to get the hostname.
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	SYBASE_SERVER		SYBASE_SERVER
-	query tcp ether <hostname> ~~5030~~	+	query tcp ether <hostname> 5000
-	master tcp ether <hostname> ~~5030~~	+	master tcp ether <hostname> 5000

	[[category:ASE]]		[[category:ASE]]

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