Anyone know if it is possible to identify a Sun Ray's model and revision based on info from utnetpipe? I was thinking that the "terminalModel" and "boot" variables might be enough?
For the curious, you can see the information I'm talking about by running the following on a Sun Ray: echo "status tokenName==$SUN_SUNRAY_TOKEN" | /opt/SUNWut/lib/utnetpipe localhost 7010 -- Russ Some example output (for the curious): echo "status tokenName=pseudo.080020cf6414" |utnetpipe localhost 7010 begin terminalId=SunRayP1.080020cf6414 terminalCID=IEEE802.080020cf6414 terminalModel=SunRayP1 firmware=3.1_120879-05_2006.10.17.17.08 boot=1.3; 1999.05.18-15:14:06-PDT connected=true createTime=1163640768528 connectTime=1163640769346 terminalIPA=10.13.185.112 realIP=10.13.185.112 terminalPort=35211 LocalName=pseudo.080020cf6414 GlobalName=pseudo.080020cf6414 ModuleName=StartxlationSession.m2 SessionManagerId=localhost:7007 ServiceInitCommand=/opt/SUNWut/lib/utdtsession -c gulogin add tokenName=pseudo.080020cf6414 clientCreated=true lifetime=2578021898 terminalPackets=1418420 terminalLostPackets=2 terminalConnectTime=2578602.0 terminalIdleTime=2384248.5 terminalBytes=122454244 terminalLatency=3301 terminalBarrierLevel=310 encryptUpType=none encryptDownType=none authenticateUpType=none authenticateDownType=none securityMode=soft firstServer=10.10.248.160 end _______________________________________________ SunRay-Users mailing list [email protected] http://www.filibeto.org/mailman/listinfo/sunray-users
