EZZ6083I

Explanation
 This message is displayed in response to the Telnet
Object display command.  It displays a detailed list of Object names
and their client identifiers sorted by Object, profile, and port.
 The OBJECT display can be used to see what Objects are defined in
the profile and some details about the Objects.  The Object group
details can be displayed when the ID= parameter is used in the display
command.  
 Profile and port divider line  information follows
each profile/port section. See  message EZZ6050I for details. The
last line of this  message indicates how many lines of data were 
displayed and how many total lines exist.
 If Type=LUGRP,Summary
or Type=PRTGRP,Summary is requested, a display of total LUs and in-use
LUs by group will be displayed. An LU is considered in-use if it is
assigned to a connection, being kept for possible reuse, or deactivated.
 In
an IPv6 environment, or if FORMAT LONG is specified, the client identifier
will fill the remainder of the first line. The remaining variables
will be on a second line under their appropriate headers. 
 jobname is
the name of the procedure that is used to start the TN3270 server
or the job name identifier of the procedure that is used to start
the TN3270 server. If you start the TN3270.TNSRV1 server, the jobname value
TNSRV1.  If you start the TN3270 server, the jobname value
is TN3270.
 obj_type is the type of Object.
 Possible Object types are: ARAPPL
The Allowappl or Restrictappl application name. If a summary report
is requested and DEFAULTAPPL or PRTDEFAULTAPPL mapping statements
exist, the last Object entry (DEFAPPL) represents all implicit allowappl
objects created to support default appl names that do not explicitly
match any coded ALLOWAPPL statement. 
DEFAPPL
The application name specified on the DEFAULTAPPL statement.
PRTAPPL
The application name specified on the PRTDEFAULTAPPL statement.
LINEAPPL
The application name specified on the LINEMODEAPPL statement.
MAPAPPL
The application name specified on the DEFAPPL option of the LUMAP
or PRTMAP statement.
USS
The USS table name specified on the USSTCP statement.
INT
The interpret table name specified on the INTERPTCP statement.
LU
The exact LU name specified on the LUMAP statement.
LUGRP
The LUGROUP name specified on the LUMAP statement. 
SLUGRP
The SLUGROUP name defined on the specified LUNR.
APPLLUG
The implicit LUGROUP name created by Telnet for single LUs listed
on the ALLOWAPPL or RESTRICTAPPL-USER statement.
PRT
The exact printer LU name specified on the PRTMAP statement.
PRTGRP
The PRTGROUP name specified on the PRTMAP statement.
SPRTGRP
The SPRTGROUP name defined on the specified LUNR.
PARMSGRP
The PARMSGROUP name specified on the PARMSMAP statement. 
MONGRP
The MONITORGROUP name specified on the MONITORMAP statement.

 obj_name is the exact name
of the Object. If Object is LUGROUP or PRTGROUP this line also indicates
if the group is an exit or if a capacity warning level was specified.
If the Object is an ALLOWAPPL with the optional LU or LUG parameter,
the Object name is followed by a colon and then the LUGROUP name.
If single LUs were listed, Telnet generates an LUGROUP name to represent
the LUs. The format is *LUGnnnn where nnnn is a generated number beginning
with zero and incremented by one for each new group generated.
 lu_total is
the total number of LUs in the LU or PRT group.  lu_total is
not used by other object types.
 obj_entries is
a list of Objects in a group.  For RESTRICTAPPL obj_types,
the obj_entries represent each User ID and optional
LU or LUG from the RESTRICTAPPL-USER statement. LU entries for LU
or PRT groups will have a preceding character of a hyphen (-), i,
or k if assigned, inactive, or kept, respectively. The LU names follow.
For ParmsGroup obj_types, the obj_entries are
displayed in the same format as the profile detail display with parameters
organized under their appropriate header.
 lu_range_total is
the total number of LUs in a range and the number of LUs in use in
that range.  If an assigned LU is in more than one range, the in-use
count for all ranges will be incremented.
 clconn is
the number of connections using the client identifier mapping statement.

 clid_type is the type of client identifier.
 Possible client identifier types are: USERID
An exact user ID specified on a mapping statement.
HOSTNAME
An exact host name specified on a mapping statement.
IPADDR
An exact IP address specified on a mapping statement.
USERGRP
A user ID group name specified on a mapping statement.
HNGRP
A host name group name specified on a mapping statement.
IPGRP
An IP address group name specified on a mapping statement.
DESTIP
An exact destination IP address specified on a mapping statement
LINKNAME
An exact linkname specified on a mapping statement.
DESTIPGRP
A destination IP address group name specified on a mapping statement.
LINKGRP
A linkname group name specified on a mapping statement.
NULL
The special case where no client identifier is specified.
ALLOW
A special case where the object is an ALLOWAPPL.
RESTRICT
A special case where the object is a RESTRICTAPPL.

 clid_name is the name of
the client identifier.  If the Object is an    ALLOWAPPL or a RESTRICTAPPL,
   the column is used to indicate if    DISCONNECTABLE, QSESSION,
or    CERTAUTH was specified. DIS
Indicates that DISCONNECTABLE was coded on ARAPPL type ALLOWAPPL
or RESTRICTAPPL.
QS
Indicates that QSESSION was coded on ARAPPL type ALLOWAPPL or
RESTRICTAPPL.
CA
Indicates that CERTAUTH was coded on ARAPPL type RESTRICTAPPL.

 map_opts contain mapping
flags. See the description of the map_opts parameter for
details.
 spec_item is an item that is specific
to a subset of mapping statements. See spec_items for details.

System action
 None.

Operator response
 None.

System programmer response
 None.

Module
 EZAZMTNS

Procedure name
  TCP/IP