Time values can be one of the following:

• A number ending with U to indicate that the value is expressed in microseconds
• A number ending with M to indicate that the value is expressed in rounded milliseconds
• A number ending with S to indicate that the value is expressed in rounded seconds.

Record count values can be one of the following:

• A number only to indicate that the value is an exact count
• A number ending with K to indicate that the value is expressed in rounded thousands
• A number ending with M to indicate that the value is expressed in rounded millions

The following example shows the format of the EZZ6088I message and its table of statistics:

EZZ6088I TELNET XCF STATISTICS
    INTERVAL: xm            PEND       RECV          SEND 
 NEXT UPDATE: nu     RTT    RCRD    TIME  RCRD    TIME  RCRD 
mvsname  tnname    -----   -----   ----- -----   ----- -----
            LAST:   lrtt    lpndr   lrcvt lrcvr   lsndt lsndr
             AVG:   artt    apndr   arcvt arcvr   asndt asndr
====PARTNERS===== 
mvsname  tnname    -----   -----   ----- -----   ----- -----
            LAST:   lrtt    lpndr   lrcvt lrcvr   lsndt lsndr
             AVG:   artt    apndr   arcvt arcvr   asndt asndr

In the message text:

jobname

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

xm

The time interval for statistics calculations. The interval is internally set to 60S.

nu

The number of seconds remaining until the next interval completes and the display values are updated.

mvsname

The name of the MVS™ system on which the Telnet LUNR or LUNS resides.

tnname

The job name of the Telnet LUNR or LUNS.

lrtt

The amount of time the slowest heartbeat record took to complete a round trip in the last interval. The LUNR and the LUNS each send four heartbeat records in each of their respective XCFMONITOR intervals, but no more than one every 15 seconds. The roundtrip time includes the time spent in the Telnet outbound record queue on the sender, in TCP/IP send buffers, in the network, in TCP/IP receive buffers, in the Telnet inbound record queue on the receiver, in the Telnet outbound record queue on the receiver, in TCP/IP send buffers, in the network, in TCP/IP receive buffers, and in the Telnet inbound record queue on the sender.

lpndr

The number of records sent to the partner that are still pending a response at the end of the last interval. This number is typically low, but might show brief spikes when shared LU administration work loads are heavy.

lrcvt

The amount of time spent processing records received over the connection during the last interval. This value should vary proportionately with the number of records received. A very high value with a low number of records might indicate that this Telnet is stalled. The value 0 might indicate a network problem.

lrcvr

The number of records received over the connection during the last interval. This value includes responses to heartbeat records so it should usually be at least 4.

lsndt

The amount of time spent processing records sent out over the connection during the last interval. This value includes time spent waiting for the outbound socket to unblock during writes. A very high value might indicate network congestion or a stalled Telnet partner.

lsndr

The number of records sent over the connection during the last interval. This value includes heartbeat records so it should usually be at least 4.

artt

The weighted average of heartbeat round trip times over the last ten intervals.

apndr

The weighted average of pending records over the last ten intervals.

arcvt

The weighted average of time spent processing records received over the last ten intervals.

arcvr

The weighted average of records received over the last ten intervals.

asndt

The weighted average of time spent processing records sent out over the last ten intervals.

asndr

The weighted average of records sent over the last ten intervals.