Displaying the status of specific terminals

The VTAM® DISPLAY NET,ID command allows the network operator to see the status of the primary and backup sessions for a specific class-1 terminal.

For example, to display the status of both sessions for the class-1 terminal with logical unit name TERM1, the network operator issues the following command:

DISPLAY NET,ID=TERM1,SCOPE=ALL

The response to this command is the following message:

IST634I NAME       STATUS   SESSION ID SEND  RECV  VRN  TP  . . .
IST635I IMSNAME1  APRIM-PRI
IST635I IMSNAME2  ABKUP-PRI
IST8351 END

Except for the STATUS field, the two IST635I messages should be familiar to your network operators. The NAME and STATUS fields in the two messages indicate the following:

The following is the first IST635I message:
```
IST635I  IMSNAME1 APRIM-PRI
```
In this message:
- IMSNAME1 indicates that terminal TERM1 is in session with IMSNAME1.
- A indicates that the session is active, that is, not pending.
- PRIM indicates that the session with IMSNAME1 is the primary session.
- PRI indicates that IMSNAME1 is a primary LU.
The following is the second IST635I message:
```
IST635I  IMSNAME2  ABKUP-PRI
```
In this message:
- IMSNAME2 indicates that terminal TERM1 is in session with IMSNAME2.
- A indicates that the session is active, that is, not pending.
- BKUP indicates that the session with IMSNAME2 is the backup session.
- PRI indicates that IMSNAME1 is a primary LU.