How to tell which node a session connects to in 9i RAC

I have a 6 nodes 9i RAC database. While running a process, how to tell which node it is connecting to?

Hi,
SQL> select inst_id, sid, username from gv$session ;
inst_id is the instance number a session is running on.
select from the v$instance view to know to instance number you are actually connect to
SQL> select instance_number from v$instance ;
INSTANCE_NUMBER
1
note the the "g" before the view "v$session", that's for GLOBAL (all instances of the cluster) : check the views gv$parameter, etc...
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