Release : 12.2
Netmaster File Transfer cannot correlate the IP addresses of transfers to the C:D SNODE and PNODE.
Here's an example of what Netmaster would show:
17.41.13 RFCDEVI8 ID=I01 - NDMFDR: Copy Start Received - PNODE:FDRNDM01 PName:LOOKAT#1 PNum:21708 Step:COPYSTEP SNODE:TPLNDM01 EXIT Ver:
17.41.13 RFCDEVI8 ID=I02 - NDMFDR: CI Received - FK:FDRNDM01 21708 LOOKAT#1TPLNDM01 COPYSTEP
17.41.13 RFCDEVI8 ID=S01 - CI Raising Start Event - FK:FDRNDM01 21708 LOOKAT#1TPLNDM01 COPYSTEP AFTCor:CD20210617224113.733258
17.41.13 RFCDEVI8 ID=I04 - NDMFDR: CT received - FK:TPLNDM01 21708 LOOKAT#1FDRNDM01 COPYSTEP
17.41.13 RFCDEVI8 ID=X05 - UNMATCHED CT RECEIVED - FK:TPLNDM01 21708 LOOKAT#1FDRNDM01 COPYSTEP
17.41.13 RFCDEVI8 ID=I05 - CT Status set:END - FK:TPLNDM01 21708 LOOKAT#1FDRNDM01 COPYSTEP
It shows the SNODE and PNODE, but there is no IP address anywhere.
Everything Netmaster File Transfer understands about C:D transfers comes from the C:D STATISTICs exit, which works in terms of SNODE and PNODE. SNODE and PNODE are node names, not IP ADDRESSES. Once the C:D record arrives via the exit, Netmaster has no way of further manipulating the data to correlate the nodes to IP addresses.
Information about setting up and using the Connect:Direct portion of Netmaster File Transfer can be found here