Connections views in MainView for IP

The connections views provide real-time data about all TCP and UDP connections on your system. A connection is a path between two protocol applications that provides reliable data-stream-delivery service.

You can use the connections views to see what information is being accessed and to assess application performance.

The connections views display all connections for each view, along with the real-time data associated with each connection:

  • Local and remote ports
  • Local and remote IP addresses
  • Byte-count information
  • Response times
  • Job and application names

You can display more information by drilling down to the detailed view. All closed connections are displayed until the interval ends. You can issue commands to accomplish the following tasks:

  • Traceroute the remote IP address (TR)
  • Ping the remote IP address (P)
  • Drop the connection (DR)
  • Packet trace the remote IP address (PKT)

The following table describes the views that provide detailed information about all TCP and UDP connections on your system. You can use the views to quickly see real-time data about the IP stack.

Connections views

View

Displays

ALLCONS

All TCP and UDP connections for each remote IP address on your system

LSTCONS

All active TCP listeners on your system

ACTCONS

All active TCP and UDP connections

TCPCONS

All TCP connections, active and inactive, that occurred since the last interval

UDPCONS

UDP connection information for each remote IP address on your system

TNCONS

All TN3270 connections, active and inactive, that occurred since the last interval

SMCCONS 

All SMC connections

TTLSCNN

AT-TLS connections

TTLSGRP

Summary information for AT-TLS groups

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