SMF 119 fields of the FTP server completion record (subtype 70)


Name

(Filter)

Tag

CEF Name

Description

SMF119FT_FSBytes

(Integer)

Bytes

in

Transmission byte count; 64-bit integer 1

SMF119FT_FSCConnID

(Integer)

CtlConnID


TCP connection ID of FTP control connection

SMF119FT_FSCLIP

(Regular Expression)

LocCtlIP

c6a3

Local IPv6 address (control connection)

SMF119FT_FSCLIP_L

(Regular Expression)

dst


Local IPv6 address (control connection)

This field’s formatting is conditioned on the software switch LEEF.

SMF119FT_FSCLIP_V4

(Regular Expression)

LocCtlIP

dst

Local IP address (control connection)

Formatted as an Ipv4 address or 255.255.255.255.

SMF119FT_FSCLPort

(Integer)

LocCtlPort

dpt

Local port number (control connection – server)

SMF119FT_FSCLPort_L

(Integer)

dstPort


Local port number (control connection – server)

This field’s formatting is conditioned on the software switch LEEF.

SMF119FT_FSCmd

(EGNX)

SubCmd

cs1

FTP command (according to RFC 959+)

SMF119FT_FSCRIP

(Regular Expression)

RemtCtlIP

c6a2

Remote IPv6 address (control connection)

SMF119FT_FSCRIP_L

(Regular Expression)

src


Remote IPv6 address (control connection)

This field’s formatting is conditioned on the software switch LEEF.

SMF119FT_FSCRIP_V4

(Regular Expression)

RemtCtlIP

src

Remote IP address (control connection)

Formatted as an Ipv4 address or 255.255.255.255.

SMF119FT_FSCRPort

(Integer)

RemtCtlPort

spt

Remote port number (control connection – client)

SMF119FT_FSCRPort_L

(Integer)

srcPort


Remote port number (control connection – client)

This field’s formatting is conditioned on the software switch LEEF.

SMF119FT_FSDConnID

(Integer)

DataConnID


TCP connection ID of FTP data connection, or 0

SMF119FT_FSDLIP

(Regular Expression)

LocDataIP

c6a3

Local IP address (data connection)

SMF119FT_FSDLPort

(Integer)

LocDataPort


Local port number (data connection – server)

SMF119FT_FSDRIP

(Regular Expression)

RemtDataIP


Remote IP address (data connection)

SMF119FT_FSDRPort

(Integer)

RemtDataPort


Remote port number (data connection – client)

SMF119FT_FSDSType

(Mapped Integer)

DStype

cs3

Data set type: SEQ, PDS, or HFS

SMF119FT_FSDur


Dur


File transmission duration in units of 1/100 seconds

SMF119FT_FSETime


End

end

Transmission end date and time of day

SMF119FT_FSFile1_APF

(Boolean)

APFold


APF authorization status of the data set name

For more information, see SMF-record-enrichment

SMF119FT_FSFile2_APF

(Boolean)

APF


APF authorization status of the second MVS or z/OS UNIX file name

For more information, see SMF-record-enrichment

SMF119FT_FSFileNam1X

(EGNX)

DSN


Server MVS or z/OS UNIX file name associated with the file transfer or rename operation

When the operation is a rename, this is the file or data set original name.

SMF119FT_FSFileNam2X

(EGNX)

NewDSN


Second MVS or z/OS UNIX file name associated with a rename

This is the new file or data set name.

SMF119FT_FSFileName1

(EGNX)

FName

oldFilePath

Server MVS or z/OS UNIX file name associated with the file transfer or rename operation

When the operation is a rename, this is the file or data set original name.

SMF119FT_FSFileName2

(EGNX)

NewFName

filePath

Second MVS or z/OS UNIX file name associated with a rename

This is the new file or data set name.

SMF119FT_FSFType

(EGNX)

FileType

fileType

File type (SEQ, JES, or SQL)

SMF119FT_FSHostname

(EGNX)

HostNm

shost

Host Name

SMF119FT_FSLReply

(EGNX)

LReply

reason

Last reply to client (3-digit RFC 959 code, right justified)

SMF119FT_FSM1

(EGNX)

Mem

oldFileName

PDS Member name

SMF119FT_FSM2

(EGNX)

NewMem

fname

Second PDS member name (if rename operation)

SMF119FT_FSMode

(Mapped Integer)

Mode


Transmission mode: Block, Compressed, or: Stream

SMF119FT_FSOper

(Mapped Integer)

Op


FTP Operation according to SMF77 subtype classification: Append, Delete, Rename, Retrieve, Store, or Store Unique

SMF119FT_FSScty


Security

cs5

SMF119FT_FSSessionID

(EGNX)

SessID


FTP activity logging session ID

The activity logging session ID uniquely identifies the FTP session between a client and a server. The identifier is created by combining the job name of the FTP daemon with a 5-digit number in the range 00000 – 99 999.

SMF119FT_FSSTime


Start

rt

Transmission start date and time of day

SMF119FT_FSStruct

(Mapped Integer)

Struct


Data structure: File or Record

SMF119FT_FSSUser

(EGNX)

UserID

suid

Client User ID on server

SMF119FT_FSSUser_L

(EGNX)

usrName


Client User ID on server

This field’s formatting is conditioned on the software switch LEEF.

SMF119FT_FSSUserX

(EGNX)

ClientUserID


Client User ID on server

SMF119FT_FSType

(Mapped Integer)

Fmt


Data type: ASCII, EBCDIC, Image, Double-byte, or UCS-2

SMF119FT_FSFile1_Enc

(Boolean)

ENCRYPTold


System Library status enrichment

SMF119FT_FSFile1_SAF

(Boolean)

SAFDSNold


SAF data set status enrichment

SMF119FT_FSFile1_Sys

(Boolean)

SYSLIBold


System Library status of the old data set

SMF119FT_FSFile2_Enc

(Boolean)

ENCRYPT


System Library status enrichment

SMF119FT_FSFile2_SAF

(Boolean)

SAFDSN


SAF data set status enrichment

SMF119FT_FSFile2_Sys

(Boolean)

SYSLIB


System Library status of the old data set

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.

 

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