Additional information available:

ADDDEFAULT_KEYPADDEFINEDESELECTEXITHELP
INITIALIZEMOVEPANREFRESHREMOVESAVESCROLL
SELECTSETWRITE

ChangesClassesFieldsProcedure

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 The classes available for display are:

   CLUSTER       SYSTEMS    MEMBERS   CIRCUITS
   CONNECTIONS   COUNTERS   CREDITS   LOCAL_PORTS
   ERRORS

Additional information available:

CLUSTERSYSTEMSMEMBERSCIRCUITSCONNECTIONSCOUNTERS
CREDITSLOCAL_PORTSERRORS

 The cluster class contains information about the cluster in general.
 This class includes information such as the time the cluster was
 formed, the time of the last transaction, and the cluster quorum.

Additional information available:

CL_QUORUMCL_VOTESQD_NAMEQF_VOTECL_QDVOTES
MEMSEQFORMEDLAST_TRANSITION

 The CL_QUORUM field displays the number of votes required for the
 cluster to have quorum.

 THE CL_VOTES field displays the total number of quorum votes
 currently being contributed by all cluster members and the quorum
 disk.

 The full device name of the quorum disk.

 The QF_VOTE field indicates whether or not the quorum disk is
 contributing any votes.

 The CL_QDVOTES field displays the number of quorum votes currently
 being contributed by the quorum disk.

 The MEMSEQ field displays the membership state sequence number.

 The time at which the cluster was formed.
 (DD-MMM-YY HH:MM).

 The LAST_TRANSITION time is the time at which a system last left
 or joined the cluster.  (DD-MMM-YY HH:MM)

 The systems class contains information about the systems in the cluster.
 This class includes information such as system ID, node name, type of
 system, type of software, software version, the number of virtual
 circuits, etc.

 The fields which make up the systems class are:

Additional information available:

NODESYS_IDHW_VERSHW_TYPESOFTWARENUM_CIRCUITS
DG_SIZEMSG_SIZEINCARNATIONINCN_TIME

 The NODE field displays the nodename of the remote system.
 The nodename is determined by the SYSGEN parameter SCSNODE
 and should be the same the DECnet nodename.


 NOTE:  The node-names displayed in this field can be used with the
        ADD and REMOVE SYSTEM/NODE=(node-name,...) commands.

 The SYS_ID field displays identification number of the remote system.
 This ID number is determined by the sysgen parameters SCSSYSTEMID and
 SCSSYSTEMIDH.  The system-id should be the same as the DECnet node
 address.


 NOTE:  The system-ids displayed in this field can be used with the
        ADD and REMOVE SYSTEM/ID=(system-id,...) commands.

   If the remote system is an HSC then the twelve bytes displayed
 in this field reflect the hardware type and microcode level of one
 of six requestors in the HSC.  The left byte in each pair is the
 hardware type, the right byte is the microcode version.  If zeros
 appear in both bytes, then the requestor is not present.  The
 requestors are numbered 2 through 7 as shown in the following
 table.  T is the hardware type.  V is the microcode version.

    Req. 7    Req. 6    Req. 5    Req. 4    Req. 3    Req. 2
 +----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+
 |  T   V  |  T   V  |  T   V  |  T    V |  T    V |  T    V |
 +----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+


   If the remote system is a VAX, then the lower four bytes
 reflect the contents of the system ID register for the processor.
 The upper two bytes are unused.  The remaining six bytes are
 processor specific and are defined as shown in the following table:

            B3        B4        B5        B6        B7       B8
       +---------+---------+---------+---------+---------+---------+
 8600  |                 unused                |     Processor     |
       +---------+---------+---------+---------+---------+---------+
  785  |  WCS 1  | flags 2 |        WCS        |PCS/WCS 3|   PCS   |
       +---------+---------+---------+---------+---------+---------+
  782  |  WCS 1  | flags 2 |        WCS        |   PCS   |   FPLA  |
       +---------+---------+---------+---------+---------+---------+
  780  |  WCS 1  | flags 2 |        WCS        |   PCS   |   FPLA  |
       +---------+---------+---------+---------+---------+---------+
  750  |                           unused                          |
       +---------+---------+---------+---------+---------+---------+

  All fields unless noted below refer to microcode revision levels.

  1 WCS size
  2 FPA, G and H floating flags
  3 PCS/WCA match revision

 The HW_TYPE field displays the type of hardware or processor type
 of the remote system.


 NOTE:  The hardware-types displayed in this field can be used with
        the ADD and REMOVE SYSTEM/TYPE=(hw-type,...) commands.

 The SOFTWARE field displays the name and version of the operating
 system being run on the remote system.

 The NUM_CIRCUITS field displays a count of the number of virtual
 circuits established between the local and the remote system.

 The DG_SIZE field displays the maximum number of bytes of application
 data in datagrams transferred over the circuit.

 The MSG_SIZE field displays the maximum number of bytes of application
 data in messages transferred over the circuit.

 The value displayed in the INCARNATION field is a unique 16 digit
 (hex) number established when the system is booted.

 The INCN_TIME is the incarnation number expressed as a time
 (DD-MMM-YY HH:MM)

 For additional informaton, see HELP classes SYSTEMS INCARNATION.

 The members class contains information about  the systems that are
 actively participating in the cluster.  This class includes fields
 such  as  the  system's cluster-wide ID number and the system's
 membership status in the cluster.

 The fields which make up the MEMBERS class are:

Additional information available:

CSIDSEND_SQRCVD_SQACKR_SQDIR_WTUNACKEDACK_LIM
CNX_STATEPROTOCOLWARMCDRPSVOTESQUORUM
QDVOTESQF_SAMEQF_ACTIVESTATUSTRANSITION_TIME

 The Cluster System ID.

 The SEND_SQ field displays the sequence number of the next message
 to be sent via the VAXcluster connection.

 The RCVD_SQ field displays the sequence number of the last message
 to be received via the VAXcluster connection.

 The ACKR_SQ field displays the sequence number of the last
 acknowledge received via the VAXcluster connection.

 The DIR_WT field displays the Lock Manager distributed directory
 weight.

 The UNACKED field displays the number of unacknowledged VAXcluster
 messages received by the remote system.

 The ACK_LIM field displays the maximum number of VAXcluster messages
 that can be received by the remote system before an acknowledgement
 reply is sent.

 The CNX_STATE field displays the state of the VAXcluster connection.
 The possible displays are:

        ACCEPT      Accepting the initial connection.
        CLOSED      The connection is closed.
        CONNECT     Attempting the initial connection.
        DEAD        No connection is possible.
        DISCONNECT  A disconnection is in progress.
        NEW         No attempt to make a connection has been made yet.
        OPEN        The connection is open.
        REACCEPT    The connection is accepting the reconnect request.
        RECONNECT   The connection is attempting to reconnect.
        WAIT        A time-out is in progress.

 The PROTOCOL field displays the protocol version number and ECO
 level of the connection management software.

 The WARMCDRPS field displays a count of the number of CDRPS on the
 CDRP free queue.

 The VOTES field displays the number of votes the remote system
 contributes toward quorum.  The number of votes contributed is
 determined by the SYSGEN VOTES parameter.

 The QUORUM field displays the recommended quorum value set for the
 remote system.  The recommended quorum value for a node is
 determined by the SYSGEN QUORUM parameter.

 The QDVOTES field displays number of votes which the remote system
 recommends be contributed by the quorum disk.  The recommended
 number of votes is determined by the SYSGEN QDVOTES parameter.

 The QF_SAME field indicates whether or not the remote system and
 local system agree as to which disk is the quorum disk.

 The QF_ACTIVE field indicates whether or not the remote system's
 quorum file is accessable.

 The STATUS field indicates the remote system's membership status in
 the cluster.  The possible displays are:

        (blank)  The system is not being considered for cluster
                 membership.

        BRK_MEM  The system is a member of the cluster, but the
                 connection manager has lost communication with it.

        BRK_NEW  The system has just booted, but has not yet joined
                 the cluster and the connection manager has lost
                 communication with it.

        BRK_NON  The connection manager has lost communication with
                 the system and the system is no longer a member of
                 the cluster.  It is now a non-member.

        BRK_REM  The connection manager has lost communication with
                 the system and the system has been removed from the
                 cluster.

        MEMBER   The system is participating in the cluster (A default
                 SYSGEN parameter allows 90 seconds delay before a
                 failing system is removed from cluster membership
                 status.)

        NEW      The system has just booted, but has not yet joined
                 the cluster.  If this system would normally be a member
                 of the cluster, and is displaying NEW in this field,
                 you can expect that the display will eventually change
                 to MEMBER.

        NON      The system is not a member of the cluster.

        REMOVED  The system has been removed from the cluster.

 The TRANSITION_TIME field displays the time at which the system's
 membership status last transitioned.

 For additional information, see HELP classes MEMBERS STATUS.

 The circuits class contains information about the virtual circuits on a
 system.  This class includes fields such as local port name, remote port
 type and number, number of connections on the circuit, circuit state, etc.

 The fields which make up the circuits class are:

Additional information available:

LPORT_NAMERPORT_NUMRP_OWNERRP_TYPE
NUM_CONNECTIONSCIR_STATEREM_STATECABLE_STATUS
RP_REVISIONRP_FUNCTIONSSCS_WAITERS

 The LPORT_NAME field displays the VMS device name of the local port
 associated with the circuit.

 The RPORT_NUM field displays the number of the port on the remote
 system associated with the circuit.

 The RP_OWNER field displays the port number of the owner of the port
 on the remote system.

 The RP_TYPE field displays the type of port on the remote system
 associated with the circuit.  The possible displays are:

        CI780   The remote port is a CI780.
        CI750   The remote port is a CI750.
        HSC50   The remote port is an HSC50.
        CINT    The remote port is a CI node tester.
        PASSTH  The remote port is in pass-through mode.

 The NUM_CONNECTIONS field is a count of the number of connections
 established on the circuit between the local and remote system.

 The CIR_STATE field displays the state of the virtual circuit.  The
 circuit may be OPEN, CLOSED, in one of the open or close in
 progress states, or VC_FAIL.  The possible displays are:

        CLOSED   The circuit is closed.
        OPEN     The circuit is opened.
        ST_REC   The circuit has a start received.
        ST_SENT  The circuit has a start sent.
        VC_FAIL  A virtual circuit failure is in progress.

 The REM_STATE field indicates the state of port on the remote system.
 The possible displays are:

        DISAB     The remote port is disabled.
        ENAB      The remote port is enabled.
        M_DISAB   The remote port is in maintenance mode, and is
                  disabled.
        M_ENAB    The remote port is in maintenance mode and is
                  enabled.
        M_UNINIT  The remote port is in maintenance mode, and has
                  not been initialized.
        UNINIT    The remote port has not been initialized.

 The CABLE_STATUS field indicates status of the path for the circuit
 from the CI interface on the local system to the CI interface on the
 remote system.  The field indicates which of the two paths (A and B)
 are good, or if the cables are crossed.  The possible displays are:

           -     Paths A and B are bad.
          A-     Path A is good.
           -B    Path B is good.
          A-B    Paths A and B are good.
        CROSSED  The cables are crossed.

 The RP_REVISION field indicates the hardware and/or microcode
 revision number of port on the remote system.

 The RP_FUNCTIONS field displays the function mask of port on the
 remote system.

 The SCS_WAITERS field displays a count of the number of connections
 waiting to send SCS control messages on the virtual circuit.

 The connections class contains information about the connection established
 over a virtual circuit.  This class includes fields such as the names and
 ID  numbers of the local and remote processes, and the state of the
 connection.

 The fields which make up the connections class are:

Additional information available:

LOC_PROC_NAMEREM_PROC_NAMECON_STATELOC_CONID
REM_CONIDSCS_STATE

 The LOC_PROC_NAME field displays the name of the process on the
 local system associated with the connection.

 The REM_PROC_NAME field displays the name of the process on the
 remote system associated with the connection.  This information is
 not available for connections in the listen state.

 The CON_STATE field displays the state of the connection.
 The possible displays are:

        ACCP_SENT  An accept request has been sent.
        CLOSED     The connection is closed.
        CON_ACK    A connect request has been sent and acknowledged.
        CON_REC    A connect request has been received.
        CON_SENT   A connect request has been sent.
        DISC_ACK   A disconnect is acknowledged.
        DISC_MTCH  A disconnect request has matched.
        DISC_REC   A disconnect request has been received.
        DISC_SENT  A disconnect request has been sent.
        LISTEN     The connection is in the listen state.
        OPEN       The connection is open.
        REJ_SENT   A reject has been sent.
        VC_FAIL    The virtual circuit has failed.

 The LOC_CONID field displays the identification number of the
 process on the local system associated with the connection.

 The REM_CONID field displays the identification number of the
 process on the remote system associated with the connection.  This
 information is not available for connections in the listen state.

 The SCS_STATE field displays the SCS send blocked state.  If the
 an SCS control message is waiting to be sent over the connection,
 the SCS send blocked state indicates what kind of message is
 waiting to be sent.  The possible displays are:

        ACCP_PEND  Waiting to send an accept request.
        CLEAR      Not blocked.
        CON_PEND   Waiting to send a connection request.
        CR_PEND    Waiting to send credit.
        DCR_PEND   Waiting to send credit in preparation for a
                   disconnect.
        DISC_PEND  Waiting to send a disconnect request.
        REJ_PEND   Waiting to send a reject request.

 The counters class displays the counts for the total accumulated
 traffic over a connection for the life of the connection.  This
 class includes fields such as the number of application datagrams
 sent and received, the number of application messages sent and
 received, and the number of kilobytes sent and requested in block
 transfer mode.

Additional information available:

DGS_SENTDGS_RCVDDGS_DSCRDMSGS_SENTMSGS_RCVD
BLKS_SENTBLKS_REQKB_SENTKB_RCVDKB_MAPPED
CR_WAITSBDT_WAITS

 The DGS_SENT field is a count of the number of application
 datagrams sent over the connection from the local to the remote
 system.

 The DGS_RCVD field is a count of the number of application
 datagrams received from the remote system by the local system
 and given to the sysap.

 The DGS_DSCRD field is a count of the number of application
 datagrams discarded by PADRIVER.

 The MSGS_SENT field is a count of the number of messages sent
 over the connection from the local to the remote system.

 The MSGS_RCVD field is a count of the number of messages received
 over the connection by the local system from the remote system.

 The BLKS_SENT field is a count of the number of block send datas
 initiated to block transfer data from the local to the remote
 system.

 The BLKS_REQ field is a count of the number of block request datas
 initiated to block transfer data from the remote to the local
 system.

 The KB_SENT field is a count of the number of kilobytes of data
 sent from the local to the remote system via send datas.

 The KB_RCVD field is a count of the number of kilobytes of data
 received by the local from the remote system via request datas.

 The KB_MAPPED field displays the number of kilobytes mapped for
 block transfer.

 The CR_WAITS field is a count of the number of times this connection
 had to wait for send credit.

 The BDT_WAITS field is a count of the number of times this connection
 had to wait for a buffer descriptor.

 The credits class displays the send and receive credit counts for each
 connection.  This class includes fields that indicate the minimum, current
 and initial credit counts.

 The fields which make up the credits class are:

Additional information available:

SENDMIN_SENDRECEIVEPEND_RECINIT_RECMIN_REC

 Current send credit.

 Minimum send credit.

 Receive credit. (Send credit held by remote.)

 Receive credit not yet extended to remote.

 Initial receive credit extended to remote when connection was made.

 Minimum receive credit. (Minimum send credit required by remote.)

 The local ports class displays information regarding the CI interface on
 the  local system. This class includes fields such as the port name, port
 number,  port status, and the number of entries in the queues associated
 with each  port.

 The fields which make up the local port class are:

Additional information available:

NAMELP_STATUSPORT_NUMDGS_FREEMSGS_FREE
COUNTER_OWNERPOOL_WAITERSMSG_HDR_SIZEDG_OVRHD_SIZE
LP_TYPEOPEN_CIRCSFORM_CIRCSCMDS_QUEUED
RSPS_QUEUEDMAX_PORTPRT_MAPDGI_MAPLOG_MAP
LB_STATUS

 The VMS device name of the local port.

 Status of the local port. (i.e. online, offline)

 The port number assigned to the port.

 The number of free datagram buffers currently queued for receives.

 The number of free message buffers currently queued for receives.

 The name of the process currently using the port traffic counters.

 The number of processes waiting for non-paged pool resources for message
 buffers.

 The number of bytes of port header and SCS header in a message.

 The number of bytes of port header, SCS header, and DECnet header in a
 datagram.

 The device type of the local port.  (i.e. CI780, CI750, HSC)

 The number of virtual circuits open from the port.

 The number of formative circuits from the port.
 (i.e. virtual circuits with open in progress)

 Total number of messages, datagrams, and port commands queued for
 transmission at all priorities by the port.

 Total number of responses of all kinds received from the port, but not yet
 processed.

 The largest port number to which we try to open a virtual circuit.

 A sixteen bit bit-map displayed as 3 hex digits. Each bit in the map
 represents a port in the cluster that has been recognized by the host
 system.

 A sixteen bit bit-map displayed as 4 hex digits.  Each bit in the map
 represents a port in the cluster from which datagram reception has been
 disabled.

 A sixteen bit bit-map displayed as 4 hex digits.  Each bit in the map
 represents a port in the cluster for which an error has been logged
 upon the discovery of conflicting data between the information in the
 configuration database on the local system and the information
 provided by the remote system.  Once set, establishment of a virtual
 circuit to the remote system is no longer allowed.

 The loop-back status of each cable from the port to the star coupler.
 The possible displays are:

        A-B  Loopback tests pass on paths A and B.
        A-   Loopback tests pass on path A.
         -B  Loopback tests pass on path B.
         -   Loopback tests failed on paths A and B
        N/A  Loopback tests are not being done.

 The errors class displays a running count of the errors on each port along
 with the current number or reinitialization attempts remaining and the
 maximum number of times reinitialization can be attempted.

 The fields which make up the errors class are:

Additional information available:

ERT_COUNTERT_MAXNUM_ERRORS

 The number of port reinitialization attempts remaining.

 The total number of times a recovery from fatal port errors can be
 attempted by shutting down all virtual circuits and connections and
 reinitializing the port.

 The number of errors that have been logged on the port since the system
 was booted.  This includes errors encountered in reinitialization attempts
 as well as recoverable errors such as virtual circuit failure.

 The fields available for display are:

 ACKR_SQ         ACK_LM          BDT_WAITS      BLKS_REQ        BLKS_SENT
 CABLE_STATUS    CIR_STATE       CL_QDVOTES     CL_QUORUM       CL_VOTES
 CNX_STATE       CON_STATE       CR_WAITS       CSID            DGS_DSCRD
 DGS_RCVD        DGS_SENT        DG_SIZE        DIR_WT          FORMED
 HW_TYPE         HW_VERS         INCARNATION    INCN_TIME       INIT_REC
 KB_MAPPED       KB_RCVD         KB_SENT        LAST_TRANSITION LOC_CONID
 LOC_PROC_NAME   LPORT_NAME      MEMSEQ         MIN_REC         MIN_SEND
 MSGS_RCVD       MSGS_SENT       MSG_SIZE       NODE            NUM_CIRCUITS
 NUM_CONNECTIONS PEND_REC        PROTOCOL       QDVOTES         QD_NAME
 QF_ACTIVE       QF_SAME         QF_VOTE        QUORUM          RCVD_SQ
 RECEIVE         REM_CONID       REM_PROC_NAME  REM_STATE       RPORT_NUM
 RP_FUNCTIONS    RP_OWNER        RP_REVISION    RP_TYPE         SCS_STATE
 SCS_WAITERS     SEND            SEND_SQ        SOFTWARE        STATUS
 SYS_ID          TRANSITION_TIME UNACKED        VOTES           WARMCDRPS
 CMDS_QUEUED     COUNTER_OWNER   DGI_MAP        DGS_FREE        DG_OVRHD_SIZE
 ERT_COUNT       ERT_MAX         FORM_CIRCS     LB_STATUS       LOG_MAP
 LP_STATUS       LP_TYPE         MAX_PORT       MSGS_FREE       MSG_HDR_SIZE
 NAME            NUM_ERRORS      OPEN_CIRCS     POOL_WAITERS    PORT_NUM
 PRT_MAP         RSPS_QUEUED

Additional information available:

ACKR_SQACK_LIMBDT_WAITSBLKS_REQBLKS_SENT
CABLE_STATUSCIR_STATECL_QDVOTESCL_QUORUM
CL_VOTESCNX_STATECON_STATECR_WAITSCSID
DGS_DSCRDDGS_RCVDDGS_SENTDG_SIZEDIR_WTFORMED
HW_TYPEHW_VERSINCARNATIONINCN_TIMEINIT_REC
KB_MAPPEDKB_RCVDKB_SENTLAST_TRANSITIONLOC_CONID
LOC_PROC_NAMELPORT_NAMEMEMSEQMIN_RECMIN_SEND
MSGS_RCVDMSGS_SENTMSG_SIZENODENUM_CIRCUITS
NUM_CONNECTIONSPEND_RECPROTOCOLQDVOTESQD_NAMEQF_ACTIVE
QF_SAMEQF_VOTEQUORUMRCVD_SQRECEIVEREM_CONID
REM_PROC_NAMEREM_STATERPORT_NUMRP_FUNCTIONS
RP_OWNERRP_REVISIONRP_TYPESCS_STATESCS_WAITERS
SENDSEND_SQSOFTWARESTATUSSYS_IDTRANSITION_TIME
UNACKEDVOTESWARMCDRPSCMDS_QUEUEDCOUNTER_OWNER
DGI_MAPDGS_FREEDG_OVRHD_SIZEERT_COUNTERT_MAX
FORM_CIRCSLB_STATUSLOG_MAPLP_STATUS
LP_TYPEMAX_PORTMSGS_FREEMSG_HDR_SIZE
NAMENUM_ERRORSOPEN_CIRCSPOOL_WAITERS
PORT_NUMPRT_MAPRSPS_QUEUED

 The ACKR_SQ field displays the sequence number of the last
 acknowledge received via the VAXcluster connection.

 The ACK_LIM field displays the maximum number of VAXcluster messages
 that can be received by the remote system before an acknowledgement
 reply is sent.

 The BDT_WAITS field is a count of the number of times this connection
 had to wait for a buffer descriptor.

 The BLKS_REQ field is a count of the number of block request datas
 initiated to block transfer data from the remote to the local
 system.

 The BLKS_SENT field is a count of the number of block send datas
 initiated to block transfer data from the local to the remote
 system.

 The CABLE_STATUS field indicates status of the path for the circuit
 from the CI interface on the local system to the CI interface on the
 remote system.  The field indicates which of the two paths (A and B)
 are good, or if the cables are crossed.  The possible displays are:

           -     Paths A and B are bad.
          A-     Path A is good.
           -B    Path B is good.
          A-B    Paths A and B are good.
        CROSSED  The cables are crossed.

 The CIR_STATE field displays the state of the virtual circuit.  The
 circuit may be OPEN, CLOSED, in one of the open or close in
 progress states, or VC_FAIL.  The possible displays are:

        CLOSED   The circuit is closed.
        OPEN     The circuit is opened.
        ST_REC   The circuit has a start received.
        ST_SENT  The circuit has a start sent.
        VC_FAIL  A virtual circuit failure is in progress.

 The CL_QDVOTES field displays the number of quorum votes currently
 being contributed by the quorum disk.

 The CL_QUORUM field displays the number of votes required for the
 cluster to have quorum.

 THE CL_VOTES field displays the total number of quorum votes
 currently being contributed by all cluster members and the quorum
 disk.

 The CNX_STATE field displays the state of the VAXcluster connection.
 The possible displays are:

        ACCEPT      Accepting the initial connection.
        CLOSED      The connection is closed.
        CONNECT     Attempting the initial connection.
        DEAD        No connection is possible.
        DISCONNECT  A disconnection is in progress.
        NEW         No attempt to make a connection has been made yet.
        OPEN        The connection is open.
        REACCEPT    The connection is accepting the reconnect request.
        RECONNECT   The connection is attempting to reconnect.
        WAIT        A time-out is in progress.

 The CON_STATE field displays the state of the connection.
 The possible displays are:

        ACCP_SENT  An accept request has been sent.
        CLOSED     The connection is closed.
        CON_ACK    A connect request has been sent and acknowledged.
        CON_REC    A connect request has been received.
        CON_SENT   A connect request has been sent.
        DISC_ACK   A disconnect is acknowledged.
        DISC_MTCH  A disconnect request has matched.
        DISC_REC   A disconnect request has been received.
        DISC_SENT  A disconnect request has been sent.
        LISTEN     The connection is in the listen state.
        OPEN       The connection is open.
        REJ_SENT   A reject has been sent.
        VC_FAIL    The virtual circuit has failed.

 The CR_WAITS field is a count of the number of times this connection
 had to wait for send credit.

 The Cluster System ID.

 The DGS_DSCRD field is a count of the number of application
 datagrams discarded by PADRIVER.

 The DGS_RCVD field is a count of the number of application
 datagrams received from the remote system by the local system
 and given to the sysap.

 The DGS_SENT field is a count of the number of application
 datagrams sent over the connection from the local to the remote
 system.

 The DG_SIZE field displays the maximum number of bytes of application
 data in datagrams transferred over the circuit.

 The DIR_WT field displays the Lock Manager distributed directory
 weight.

 The time at which the cluster was formed.
 (DD-MMM-YY HH:MM).

 The HW_TYPE field displays the type of hardware or processor type
 of the remote system.


 NOTE:  The hardware-types displayed in this field can be used with
        the ADD and REMOVE SYSTEM/TYPE=(hw-type,...) commands.

   If the remote system is an HSC then the twelve bytes displayed
 in this field reflect the hardware type and microcode level of one
 of six requestors in the HSC.  The left byte in each pair is the
 hardware type, the right byte is the microcode version.  If zeros
 appear in both bytes, then the requestor is not present.  The
 requestors are numbered 2 through 7 as shown in the following
 table.  T is the hardware type.  V is the microcode version.

    Req. 7    Req. 6    Req. 5    Req. 4    Req. 3    Req. 2
 +----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+
 |  T   V  |  T   V  |  T   V  |  T    V |  T    V |  T    V |
 +----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+


   If the remote system is a VAX, then the lower four bytes
 reflect the contents of the system ID register for the processor.
 The upper two bytes are unused.  The remaining six bytes are
 processor specific and are defined as shown in the following table:

            B3        B4        B5        B6        B7       B8
       +---------+---------+---------+---------+---------+---------+
 8600  |                 unused                |     Processor     |
       +---------+---------+---------+---------+---------+---------+
  785  |  WCS 1  | flags 2 |        WCS        |PCS/WCS 3|   PCS   |
       +---------+---------+---------+---------+---------+---------+
  782  |  WCS 1  | flags 2 |        WCS        |   PCS   |   FPLA  |
       +---------+---------+---------+---------+---------+---------+
  780  |  WCS 1  | flags 2 |        WCS        |   PCS   |   FPLA  |
       +---------+---------+---------+---------+---------+---------+
  750  |                           unused                          |
       +---------+---------+---------+---------+---------+---------+

  All fields unless noted below refer to microcode revision levels.

  1 WCS size
  2 FPA, G and H floating flags
  3 PCS/WCA match revision

 The value displayed in the INCARNATION field is a unique 16 digit
 (hex) number established when the system is booted.

 The INCN_TIME is the incarnation number expressed as a time
 (DD-MMM-YY HH:MM)

 For additional information, see HELP field INCARNATION.

 Initial receive credit extended to remote when connection was made.

 The KB_MAPPED field displays the number of kilobytes mapped for
 block transfer.

 The KB_RCVD field is a count of the number of kilobytes of data
 received by the local from the remote system via request datas.

 The KB_SENT field is a count of the number of kilobytes of data
 sent from the local to the remote system via send datas.

 The LAST_TRANSITION time is the time at which a system last left
 or joined the cluster.  (DD-MMM-YY HH:MM)

 The LOC_CONID field displays the identification number of the
 process on the local system associated with the connection.

 The LOC_PROC_NAME field displays the name of the process on the
 local system associated with the connection.

 The LPORT_NAME field displays the VMS device name of the local port
 associated with the circuit.

 The MEMSEQ field displays the membership state sequence number.

 Minimum receive credit. (Minimum send credit required by remote.)

 Minimum send credit.

 The MSGS_RCVD field is a count of the number of messages received
 over the connection by the local system from the remote system.

 The MSGS_SENT field is a count of the number of messages sent
 over the connection from the local to the remote system.

 The MSG_SIZE field displays the maximum number of bytes of application
 data in messages transferred over the circuit.

 The NODE field displays the nodename of the remote system.
 The nodename is determined by the SYSGEN parameter SCSNODE
 and should be the same the DECnet nodename.


 NOTE:  The node-names displayed in this field can be used with the
        ADD and REMOVE SYSTEM/NODE=(node-name,...) commands.

 The NUM_CIRCUITS field displays a count of the number of virtual
 circuits established between the local and the remote system.

 The NUM_CONNECTIONS field is a count of the number of connections
 established on the circuit between the local and remote system.

 Receive credit not yet extended to remote.

 The PROTOCOL field displays the protocol version number and ECO
 level of the connection management software.

 The QDVOTES field displays number of votes which the remote system
 recommends be contributed by the quorum disk.  The recommended
 number of votes is determined by the SYSGEN QDVOTES parameter.

 The full device name of the quorum disk.

 The QF_ACTIVE field indicates whether or not the remote system's
 quorum file is accessable.

 The QF_SAME field indicates whether or not the remote system and
 local system agree as to which disk is the quorum disk.

 The QF_VOTE field indicates whether or not the quorum disk is
 contributing any votes.

 The QUORUM field displays the recommended quorum value set for the
 remote system.  The recommended quorum value for a node is
 determined by the SYSGEN QUORUM parameter.

 The RCVD_SQ field displays the sequence number of the last message
 to be received via the VAXcluster connection.

 Receive credit. (Send credit held by remote.)

 The REM_CONID field displays the identification number of the
 process on the remote system associated with the connection.  This
 information is not available for connections in the listen state.

 The REM_PROC_NAME field displays the name of the process on the
 remote system associated with the connection.  This information is
 not available for connections in the listen state.

 The REM_STATE field indicates the state of port on the remote system.
 The possible displays are:

        DISAB     The remote port is disabled.
        ENAB      The remote port is enabled.
        M_DISAB   The remote port is in maintenance mode, and is
                  disabled.
        M_ENAB    The remote port is in maintenance mode and is
                  enabled.
        M_UNINIT  The remote port is in maintenance mode, and has
                  not been initialized.
        UNINIT    The remote port has not been initialized.

 The RPORT_NUM field displays the number of the port on the remote
 system associated with the circuit.

 The RP_FUNCTIONS field displays the function mask of port on the
 remote system.

 The RP_OWNER field displays the port number of the owner of the port
 on the remote system.

 The RP_REVISION field indicates the hardware and/or microcode
 revision number of port on the remote system.

 The RP_TYPE field displays the type of port on the remote system
 associated with the circuit.  The possible displays are:

        CI780   The remote port is a CI780.
        CI750   The remote port is a CI750.
        HSC50   The remote port is an HSC50.
        CINT    The remote port is a CI node tester.
        PASSTH  The remote port is in pass-through mode.

 The SCS_STATE field displays the SCS send blocked state.  If the
 an SCS control message is waiting to be sent over the connection,
 the SCS send blocked state indicates what kind of message is
 waiting to be sent.  The possible displays are:

        ACCP_PEND  Waiting to send an accept request.
        CLEAR      Not blocked.
        CON_PEND   Waiting to send a connection request.
        CR_PEND    Waiting to send credit.
        DCR_PEND   Waiting to send credit in preparation for a
                   disconnect.
        DISC_PEND  Waiting to send a disconnect request.
        REJ_PEND   Waiting to send a reject request.

 The SCS_WAITERS field displays a count of the number of connections
 waiting to send SCS control messages on the virtual circuit.

 Current send credit.

 The SEND_SQ field displays the sequence number of the next message
 to be sent via the VAXcluster connection.

 The SOFTWARE field displays the name and version of the operating
 system being run on the remote system.

 The STATUS field indicates the remote system's membership status in
 the cluster.  The possible displays are:

        (blank)  The system is not being considered for cluster
                 membership.

        BRK_MEM  The system is a member of the cluster, but the
                 connection manager has lost communication with it.

        BRK_NEW  The system has just booted, but has not yet joined
                 the cluster and the connection manager has lost
                 communication with it.

        BRK_NON  The connection manager has lost communication with
                 the system and the system is no longer a member of
                 the cluster.  It is now a non-member.

        BRK_REM  The connection manager has lost communication with
                 the system and the system has been removed from the
                 cluster.

        MEMBER   The system is participating in the cluster (A default
                 SYSGEN parameter allows 90 seconds delay before a
                 failing system is removed from cluster membership
                 status.)

        NEW      The system has just booted, but has not yet joined
                 the cluster.  If this system would normally be a member
                 of the cluster, and is displaying NEW in this field,
                 you can expect that the display will eventually change
                 to MEMBER.

        NON      The system is not a member of the cluster

        REMOVED  The system has been removed from the cluster.

 The SYS_ID field displays identification number of the remote system.
 This ID number is determined by the sysgen parameters SCSSYSTEMID and
 SCSSYSTEMIDH.  The system-id should be the same as the DECnet node
 address.


 NOTE:  The system-ids displayed in this field can be used with the
        ADD and REMOVE SYSTEM/ID=(system-id,...) commands.

 The TRANSITION_TIME field displays the time at which the system's
 membership status last changed.

 For additional information, see HELP field STATUS.

 The UNACKED field displays the number of unacknowledged VAXcluster
 messages received by the remote system.

 The VOTES field displays the number of votes the remote system
 contributes toward quorum.  The number of votes contributed is
 determined by the SYSGEN VOTES parameter.

 The WARMCDRPS field displays a count of the number of CDRPS on the
 CDRP free queue.

 Total number of messages, datagrams, and port commands queued for
 transmission at all priorities by the port.

 The name of the process currently using the port traffic counters.

 A sixteen bit bit-map displayed as 4 hex digits.  Each bit in the map
 represents a port in the cluster from which datagram reception has been
 disabled.

 The number of free datagram buffers currently queued for receives.

 The number of bytes of port header, SCS header, and DECnet header in a
 datagram.

 The number of port reinitialization attempts remaining.

 The total number of times a recovery from fatal port errors can be
 attempted by shutting down all virtual circuits and connections and
 reinitializing the port.

 The number of formative circuits from the port.
 (i.e. virtual circuits with open in progress)

 The loop-back status of each cable from the port to the star coupler.
 The possible displays are:

        A-B  Loopback tests pass on paths A and B.
        A-   Loopback tests pass on path A.
         -B  Loopback tests pass on path B.
         -   Loopback tests failed on paths A and B
        N/A  Loopback tests are not being done.

 A sixteen bit bit-map displayed as 4 hex digits.  Each bit in the map
 represents a port in the cluster for which an error has been logged
 upon the discovery of conflicting data between the information in the
 configuration database on the local system and the information
 provided by the remote system.  Once set, establishment of a virtual
 circuit to the remote system is no longer allowed.

 Status of the local port. (i.e. online, offline)

 The device type of the local port.  (i.e. CI780, CI750, HSC)

 The largest port number to which we try to open a virtual circuit.

 The number of free message buffers currently queued for receives.

 The number of bytes of port header and SCS header in a message.

 The VMS device name of the local port.

 The number of errors that have been logged on the port since the system
 was booted.  This includes errors encountered in reinitialization attempts
 as well as recoverable errors such as virtual circuit failure.

 The number of virtual circuits open from the port.

 The number of processes waiting for non-paged pool resources for message
 buffers.

 The port number assigned to the port.

 A sixteen bit bit-map displayed as 4 hex digits. Each bit in the map
 represents a port in the cluster that has been recognized by the host
 system.

 Total number of responses of all kinds received from the port, but not yet
 processed.

 Requests the internal command interpreter to read subsequent command
 input from a specific file or device.  The file may contain any valid
 interactive command.  Command files may be nested to 16 levels.  The
 file type defaults to .COM.

 Format:

        @file-spec


 Note:  If the logical name SHOW_CLUSTER$INIT is defined, then Show
        Cluster will use the directory defined by SHOW_CLUSTER$INIT
        to locate the command file specified.  If SHOW_CLUSTER$INIT
        is not defined Show Cluster will look for the command file
        in the current default directory.

 To execute a command procedure upon invoking SHOW CLUSTER define the
 logical name SHOW_CLUSTER$INIT to equate to the filespec you would like
 SHOW CLUSTER to execute.  The file type defaults to .INI.