SMF 119 fields of the TN3270E SNA session termination record (subtype 21)
Name | Tag | Description |
|---|---|---|
SMF119TN_NTAppl | Appl | Host application name |
SMF119TN_NTDevt | Devt | Telnet device type |
SMF119TN_NTDur | Dur | Session duration in units of 1/100 seconds |
SMF119TN_NTHostNm | Host | TCP or IP Host name |
SMF119TN_NTInByte | In | Inbound byte count 1 |
SMF119TN_NtiTime | InitTime | Date and time of day of session initiation |
SMF119TN_NTLdev | DevNo | Telnet server internal logical device number |
SMF119TN_NTLIP | LocIP | Local IPv6 address |
SMF119TN_NTLIP_L | dst | Local IPv6 address This field’s formatting is conditioned on the software switch LEEF. |
SMF119TN_NTLIP_V4 | LocIP | Local IP address, formatted as an Ipv4 address or 255.255.255.255 |
SMF119TN_NTLMode | LogMd | SNA logmode |
SMF119TN_NTLPort | LocPort | Local port number |
SMF119TN_NTLPort_L | dstPort | Local port number This field’s formatting is conditioned on the software switch LEEF. |
SMF119TN_NTLU | TermNm | Telnet LU name |
SMF119TN_NTOutByte | Out | Outbound byte count 1 |
SMF119TN_NTRCode | Reas | Session termination reason code The values in this field are the same as those displayed in message EZZ6034I as value for the object variable. |
SMF119TN_NTRIP | RemtIP | Remote IPv6 address |
SMF119TN_NTRIP_L | src | Remote IPv6 address This field’s formatting is conditioned on the software switch LEEF. |
SMF119TN_NTRIP_V4 | RemtIP | Remote IP address, formatted as an Ipv4 address or 255.255.255.255 |
SMF119TN_NTRPort | RemtPort | Remote (client) port number |
SMF119TN_NTRPort_L | srcPort | Remote (client) port number This field’s formatting is conditioned on the software switch LEEF. |
SMF119TN_NttTime | TermTime | Date and time of day of session termination |
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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