Sample output for multisystem nodes that use TCP/IP

Figure 1 shows an example of the summary information that might be displayed for a multisystem node named NODEABC. It contains three systems named MVSA, MVSB and MVSC. The TARGET LIST command was issued from MVSA, which is the main system for NODEABC.

Figure 1. Summary information from the TARGET LIST command for a multisystem node that uses TCP/IP. The multisystem node is named NODEABC.

IRRM009I (<) LOCAL RRSF NODE NODEABC SYSNAME MVSA (MAIN) IS IN THE OPERATIVE ACTIVE STATE.
IRRM091I (<) - LOCAL NODE TCP LISTENER IS ACTIVE.
IRRM009I (<) LOCAL RRSF NODE NODEABC SYSNAME MVSB IS IN
THE DEFINED STATE.
IRRM009I (<) LOCAL RRSF NODE NODEABC SYSNAME MVSC IS IN THE DEFINED STATE.

Figure 2 shows an example of the detailed information that might be displayed for a system on a multisystem node. In this example, the command TARGET NODE(NODEABC) SYSNAME(MVSA) LIST was issued from system MVSA on node NODEABC.

Figure 2. Detailed information from the TARGET LIST command for a system on a multisystem node

IRRM010I (<) RSHJ SUBSYSTEM PROPERTIES OF LOCAL RRSF NODE NODEABC
SYSNAME MVSA (MAIN):
  STATE  - OPERATIVE ACTIVE
  DESCRIPTION - <NOT SPECIFIED>
  PROTOCOL    - TCP
       HOST ADDRESS                 - 0.0.0.0
       IP ADDRESS                   - 9.57.1.145
       LISTENER PORT                - 18136
       LISTENER STATUS              - ACTIVE
  TIME OF LAST TRANSMISSION TO      - <NONE>
  TIME OF LAST TRANSMISSION FROM    - <NONE>
  WORKSPACE FILE SPECIFICATION
        PREFIX                      - "RSF1"
        WDSQUAL                     - <NOT SPECIFIED>
        FILESIZE                    - 500
        VOLUME                      - TEMP01
        FILE USAGE
            "RSF1.MVSA.INMSG"
                                    - CONTAINS 0 RECORD(S)
                                    - OCCUPIES 1 EXTENT(S)
            "RSF1.MVSA.OUTMSG"
                                    - CONTAINS 0 RECORD(S)
                                    - OCCUPIES 1 EXTENT(S)