Displaying NJE connections

Use the display connection ($D CONNECT) command to display the connection between a pair of nodes or all of the connections from a given node. You can also use the $D CONNECT command to display the type of connection; the time and date the connection was made; and when this node received the information.

$d connect,na=wsc

$HASP815 CONNECT NODEA=WSC,MEMBERA=1,NODEB=POK,
$HASP815         MEMBERB=1,REST=100,STATUS=ACTIVE,STATE=ACTIVE
$HASP815         STATIC=NO,PATHMGR=YES,CES=(2003/045,12:45:23),
$HASP815         TIME=(2003/045,13:20:18)

$HASP815 CONNECT NODEA=WSC,MEMBERA=1,NODEB=SANJOSE,
$HASP815         MEMBERB=1,REST=100,STATUS=ACTIVE,STATE=ACTIVE
$HASP815         STATIC=NO,PATHMGR=YES,CES=(2003/045,12:42:12),
$HASP815         TIME=(2003/045,13:20:19)

$HASP815 CONNECT NODEA=ENDICOTT,MEMBERA=1,NODEB=WSC,
$HASP815         MEMBERB=1,REST=8000,STATUS=ACTIVE,STATE=PENDING
$HASP815         STATIC=YES,PATHMGR=YES,TIME=(2003/045,12:05:10)

The $HASP815 message displays node WSC's connections to nodes POK, SANJOSE, and ENDICOTT. The NA= and NB= display parameters are interchangeable: JES2 displays 'WSC' on the third connection, even though it is the node B connected to ENDICOTT, not the Node A specified on the command. Only the connection between ENDICOTT and WSC is a static connection made through a CONNECT initialization statement.

JES2 displays the time when NodeA and NodeB established a connection through the CES= parameter, and displays when this node last obtained new status information about the connection.