SMF 119 fields of the FTP client completion record (subtype 3)
Name | Tag | Description |
---|---|---|
SMF119FT_FCBytes | Bytes | Transmission byte count; 64-bit integer 1 |
SMF119FT_FCCConnID | CtlConnID | TCP connection ID of FTP control connection |
SMF119FT_FCCIP | SOCKSIP | IP address of SOCKS server for control connection |
SMF119FT_FCCLIP | LocCtlIP | Local IPv6 address (control connection) |
SMF119FT_FCCLIP_L | dst | Local IPv6 address (control connection) This field’s formatting is conditioned on the software switch LEEF. |
SMF119FT_FCCLIP_V4 | LocCtlIP | Local IP address (control connection), formatted as an Ipv4 address or 255.255.255.255 |
SMF119FT_FCCLPort | LocCtlPort | Local port number (control connection) |
SMF119FT_FCCLPort_L | dstPort | Local port number (control connection) This field’s formatting is conditioned on the software switch LEEF. |
SMF119FT_FCCmd | SubCmd | FTP subcommand (according to RFC 959) |
SMF119FT_FCCPort | SOCKSport | SOCKS port number (control connection) |
SMF119FT_FCCProt | SOCKSprotocol | SOCKS protocol version (control connection): X’01’: SOCKS Version 4; X’02’: SOCKS Version 5 |
SMF119FT_FCCRIP | RemtCtlIP | Remote IPv6 address (control connection) |
SMF119FT_FCCRIP_L | src | Remote IPv6 address (control connection) This field’s formatting is conditioned on the software switch LEEF. |
SMF119FT_FCCRIP_V4 | RemtCtlIP | Remote IP address (control connection), formatted as an Ipv4 address or 255.255.255.255 |
SMF119FT_FCCRPort | RemtCtlPort | Remote port number (control connection) |
SMF119FT_FCCRPort_L | srcPort | Remote port number (control connection) This field’s formatting is conditioned on the software switch LEEF. |
SMF119FT_FCDConnID | DataConnID | TCP connection ID of FTP data connection, or 0 if no data connection is active |
SMF119FT_FCDLIP | LocDataIP | Local IP address (data connection) |
SMF119FT_FCDLPort | LocDataPort | Local port number (data connection) |
SMF119FT_FCDRIP | RemtDataIP | Remote IP address (data connection) |
SMF119FT_FCDRPort | RemtDataPort | Remote port number (data connection) |
SMF119FT_FCDSType | Dstype | Data set type: SEQ, PDS, or HFS |
SMF119FT_FCDur | Dur | File transmission duration in units of 1/100 seconds |
SMF119FT_FCETime | End | Transmission end date and time of day |
SMF119FT_FCFileName | Fname | MVS Data Set or z/OS UNIX File Name associated with the file transfer operation Use the Data Set Type field information in the FTP client transfer completion section to determine the type of filename represented here. |
SMF119FT_FCFileAPF | APF | APF authorization status of the data set name For more information, see APF Status Enrichment. |
SMF119FT_FCFileNameX | DSN | MVS or z/OS UNIX Data Set Name associated with the Rename file transfer operation Use the Data Set Type field information in the FTP client transfer completion section to determine the type of filename represented here. |
SMF119FT_FCFType | FileType | Local file type (SEQ, JES, or SQL) |
SMF119FT_FCHostname | Host | Host name |
SMF119FT_FCLReply | Lreply | Last server reply (3-digit RFC 959 code, left justified) |
SMF119FT_FCLUser | LocID | Local User ID |
SMF119FT_FCLUser_L | usrName | Local User ID This field’s formatting is conditioned on the software switch LEEF. |
SMF119FT_FCM1 | Mem | PDS member name. |
SMF119FT_FCMode | Mode | Transfer mode: Block, Compressed, or Stream |
SMF119FT_FCRUser | RemtID | User ID (login name) on server |
SMF119FT_FCScty | Security | See preceding SMF 119 Fields of the Type 119 Security Sections |
SMF119FT_FCSTime | Start | Transmission start date and time of day |
SMF119FT_FCStruct | Struct | Structure: File or Record |
SMF119FT_FCType | Fmt | Data format: ASCII, EBCDIC, Image, Double-byte, or UCS-2 |
SMF119FT_FCUserID | RemtUserID | User name or user ID used to log into the FTP server |
SMF119FT_FCUserIDX | UserID | User name or user ID used to log into the FTP server |
1 Except when INTFormat(CANONical) is specified, the number is formatted such that 1234567, for example, is displayed as 1.23M. (1235555 would be rounded up to 1.24M.) K, M, G, T, and P are used to represent kilobytes, megabytes, gigabytes, terabytes and petabytes respectively. The prefixes follow the International System of Units; kilo- means 1000, not 1024; mega- means 1000000, not 1048576, and so forth.
Many of these descriptions are taken from z/OS Communications Server IP Configuration Reference © Copyright 2000, 2008 IBM Corporation.
Related topic