On Sunday, 12/07/2008 at 09:40 EST, Alan Ackerman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The most important thing they want to do is to make sure the the data was > actually encrypted. > > Otherwise, someone could have changed it, or stolen it. It seems probable > that knowing the > number of bits of encryption, (128 or 168) would be valuable. Perhaps als > o the cipher suite -- but > they seem to have multiple names, so that is confusing. Please take a look at the the TcpSStatus call in the TCP/IP Programming Reference to see if it has the details you are wanting. That is one of the APIs for which no C equivalent exists, though it is possible to use the output of NETSTAT SOCKETS to convert a socket number to a connection number, and then use VMCF calls to do a TcpSStatus call in assembler. Alan Altmark z/VM Development IBM Endicott
