FCX272, ISFC End Point Configuration Screen – ISFECONF
Performance Toolkit Subcommand: ISFECONF.
The ISFC End Point Configuration Screen (FCX272) displays the ISFC endpoints present on this system. There is one row for each endpoint.
FCX272 CPU nnnn SER nnnnn Interval HH:MM:SS - HH:MM:SS Perf. Monitor
Initial Status on 2020/08/13 at 16:03:14
EndPoint Typ Act PortName AssocNam OthrNode OthrPort <----- End point name ------->
00000001 DGR BND *SYNC --- --- --- 'Synchronization services
00000002 DGR BND *PLMVOTE --- --- --- ''
00000003 DGR BND *PLMDCSN --- --- --- ''
00000004 DGR BND *PLMSUSP --- --- --- ''
00000005 DGR BND *PLMBITM --- --- --- ''
00000006 DGR BND *PLMBEAT --- --- --- ''
00000007 LSN BND *XSCIF --- --- --- 'Cross system SCIF listen'
00000008 LSN BND *QITEMS --- --- --- 'Shared SPOOL et al listen'
00000009 DGR BND *XDISK --- --- --- ''
0000000A DGR BND *NETWORK --- --- --- 'SSI Network Services'
0000000B LSN BND *LGR --- --- --- 'Live Guest Relocation Listen'
0000000C DGR BND *RELODOM --- --- --- 'Relocation Domain Synch Port'
0000000D LSN BND *AT --- --- --- 'AT command listen'
0000000E DGR BND *USRBKS --- --- --- 'USRBK synchronization'
0000000F DGR BND *LXCHECK --- --- --- 'LOGON cross check'
00000010 DGR BND *RPI --- --- --- ''
Changed Config Status
Date Time Changed
..... ........ No status changes received
Command ===> _
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The information shown is based on MONITOR domain (SAMPLE) and ISFC domain (EVENT) data. It is initially provided by a MONITOR domain record when Performance Toolkit connects to the *MONITOR service. If the program has been set up to collect the monitor data from another machine's disk file, the program will try to obtain the monitor domain data from the first monitor sample in the disk file; the data cannot be shown if the required information is not found in that first sample.
ISFECONF primarily uses the following system records:
- Domain 1, Record 22 - MRMTRISC, ISFC End Point Configuration, Sample Config
- Domain 9, Record 1 - MRISFISC, ISFC End Point Status Change, Event
Field Descriptions:
- {Initial|Refresh} Status on yyyy/mm/dd at hh:mm:ss
-
Indicates when the status was obtained, that is, when
monitoring was last activated (or reactivated).
Initial Statusis displayed the first time status information is shown.Refresh Statusis displayed when a new configuration record arrives. - Endpoint
- The unique sequence number that is associated with this endpoint.
- Typ
- The endpoint type: Datagram (DGR), Listen (LSN), or Stream (STR).
- Act
- The endpoint activity: Accept (ACC), Bind (BND), Close (CLS), or Connect (CON).
- PortName
- The bound port name, port name, or name generated by CP if no Bind.
- AssocNam
- The name of the service (PortName) that resulted in the creation of this endpoint.
- OthrNode
- The node at the other end of the connection that is represented by this endpoint.
- OthrPort
- The service at the other end of the connection that is represented by this endpoint.
- End point name
- The free-form name (up to 120 characters) that is assigned to this endpoint by its creator.
- Changed Config Status
- Indicates the date, time, and nature of any changes in the state of an ISFC endpoint.
- Date
- The date of the status change, in mm/dd format.
- Time
- The time of the status change, in hh:mm format.
- Changed
- Describes how the status changed, as follows:
EndPoint= endpoint typ/act OthrNode=node OthrPort=port AssocNam=name PortName=port Name= tttt
where:- endpoint
- Is the 4-byte binary numeric unique identifier that is associated with this endpoint.
- typ
- Is the endpoint type: Datagram (DGR), Listen (LSN), or Stream (STR).
- act
- Is the endpoint activity: Accept (ACC), Bind (BND), Close (CLS), or Connect (CON).
- node
- Is the name of the node on the other end of the connection.
- port
- Is a CP-generated EBCDIC character string name for the endpoint.
- name
- For an ACC event only, this is the port name of the associated Listen endpoint. For all other events, this field is not meaningful.
- tttt
- Is a free-form name (up to 120 characters) that is assigned to this endpoint.
Messages:
These messages could appear in the
Changed Config Status area:
- Not applicable in Trend Scan mode
- is displayed when viewing data using the TRNDSCAN command. Because the corresponding change status events are not written to the history files, they are not available for redisplay.
- ... (oldest lines not displayed) ...
- is displayed when the count of the change status lines exceeds the REDISP number (set using the FC MONCOLL REDISP command).
- *** Status refreshed ***
- is displayed when the new configuration record for this particular report has been received.
Effect of AVERAGE and INTERIM subcommands:
None.