MONITOR REMOTE command

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Overview

For the summary, syntax, and usage notes, see MONITOR command: Intersystem network entities.

Output

The output of MONITOR REMOTE is a display with two lines of headings and multiple lines of values. The upper line of headings is a summary line. Its headings are a subset of those shown in the following table.

MONITOR REMOTE summary line
Display heading Display of summary value...

LINK

Name of associated link

REMOTE I.D.

Remote LU name

BNDSES

Number of currently bound sessions

SECURITY

Whether LOGIN security accepts trusted users

The lower line of MONITOR REMOTE headings are for details of each active sessiongroup. Detail line headings are shown in the table below.

MONITOR REMOTE detail line
Display heading Display of detail line...

SGROUP

Name of associated sessiongroup

MODENAME

Name of SNA Communications Server log mode entry that specifies session characteristics

MAXSES

Maximum number of sessions allowed

MINWIN

Minimum number of guaranteed first-speaker sessions

MINLOS

Minimum number of sessions in which the remote partner is the first speaker

BNDSES

Number of currently bound sessions

BNDWIN

Number of currently bound first-speaker sessions

BNDLOS

Number of currently bound sessions in which the remote partner is the first-speaker

Example of Horizon CNOS remote

The following is an example of MONITOR REMOTE output for a Horizon CNOS remote:

MONITOR REMOTE RMT1 LINK REMOTE I.D. BNDSES SECURITY -------- ----------- ------ -------- LINK1 CICSRE3 1 N SGROUP MODENAME MAXSES MINWIN MINLOS BNDSES BNDWIN BNDLOS -------- -------- ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ SNASVCMG 2 1 1 1 1 0 SESS1 LU62C 10 5 5 0 0 0 SESS2 LU62D 10 5 5 0 0 0

In the previous example:

  • Link LINK1 has a CNOS session established with remote node CICSRE3 over which trusted logins are not accepted.

  • The SNA Communications Server mode table entry SNASVCMG is reserved for the two CNOS control sessions (MAXSES=2) between this LU and CICSRE3. The local LU is the first speaker for one of these control sessions (MINWIN) and CICSRE3 is first speaker for the other (MINLOS).

  • SESS1 and SESS2 have no bound sessions (BNDWIN=0, BNDLOS=0). Only a control session is active (BNDSES=1 for MODENAME=SNASVCMG), and the local LU is considered first speaker in this session.

  • Sessiongroup SESS1 allows a maximum of ten sessions (MAXSES), and on five of these it is the first speaker (MINWIN). None of the sessions is in use. The session characteristics are specified in SNA Communications Server mode table entry LU62C (MODENAME).

  • Sessiongroup SESS2 allows a maximum of ten sessions (MAXSES), and on five of these it is the first speaker (MINWIN). None of the sessions is in use. The session characteristics are specified in SNA Communications Server mode table entry LU62C.