MONITOR SESSIONGROUP command
Overview
For the summary, syntax, and usage notes, see MONITOR command: Intersystem network entities.
Output
The output of MONITOR SESSIONGROUP is a display of one detail line for the session group. Detail line headings are shown in the following table.
| Display heading | Detail line values... |
|---|---|
|
REMOTE |
Name of associated remote |
|
REMOTEID |
Remote LU name |
|
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 sessiongroup
The following is an example of MONITOR SESSIONGROUP output for a Horizon CNOS sessiongroup:
MONITOR SESSIONGROUP SESS1 REMOTE REMOTEID MODENAME MAXSES MINWIN MINLOS BNDSES BNDWIN BNDLOS -------- -------- -------- ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ RMT1 CICSRE3 LU62C 10 5 5 0 0 0
In the example:
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REMT1 is the local remote entity for sessiongroup SESS1. SESS1 CNOS sessions are allocated with remote node CICSRE3. The session characteristics are specified in SNA Communications Server mode entry LU62C.
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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 (BNDSES). The session characteristics are specified in SNA Communications Server mode table entry LU62C.