Use the SNANCP SHOW commands to display the following information
about the Gateway components:

      o  SUMMARY - brief information about the component.

      o  STATUS - dynamic information about the component, such as the
         current state.

      o  CHARACTERISTICS - static information about the component,
         such as parameter values.

      o  COUNTERS - operational counters for the component.

      o  LOGGING - information about Gateway event logging.


For some components, in place of a specific component-id, you can
specify KNOWN for information on all the components defined, or ACTIVE
for information on all active components.

Specify 'TO file-spec' if you want to file the SHOW information
instead of displaying it on your terminal.

Additional information available:

ACCESS_NAMECIRCUITLINELOGGINGLUPU
SERVER

The SHOW ACCESS NAME command displays information about the specified
access name.

FORMAT:

        SHOW access-name-component parameter [qualifier]

ACCESS NAME COMPONENTS:

        ACCESS NAME access-name-id

        Displays information for a particular access name.  Enter the
        access-name-id as a string of 1 to 16 alphanumeric characters.

        KNOWN ACCESS NAMES

        Displays information for all known access names.

Do not include an underscore in "ACCESS NAME".

Additional information available:

CHARACTERISTICSSUMMARY

Example

Displays information about access name definitions.  The access name
DATA parameter will be shown only if you have given the privileged
user name and password in the USE SYSTEM command.  If you have not
specified the privileged access control information, the DATA
parameter value will not be displayed.  Instead, you will see the
character string *SET* to indicate that a value has been set for this
parameter.

Displays existing access names and notes.  This is the default for
SHOW ACCESS NAME.

SNANCP> SHOW KNOWN ACCESS NAMES

This command displays a list of all access names and any notes
specified for the names.

The SHOW CIRCUIT command displays information about the specified
circuit.

FORMAT:

        SHOW circuit-component parameter [qualifier]

CIRCUIT COMPONENTS:

        CIRCUIT circuit-id

        Displays information for a particular circuit.  Enter
        circuit-id in the format SDLC-n or CHAN-n.

        ACTIVE CIRCUITS

        Displays information for all active circuits.

        KNOWN CIRCUITS

        Displays information for all known circuits.

Additional information available:

CHARACTERISTICSCOUNTERSSTATUSSUMMARY

Circuit statesExample

Displays information about the parameters that have been set for the
circuit.

Displays information about circuit counters.

Displays status information about the circuits.  This may be merely
the circuit-id and state, or it may include additional information.

Displays the circuit-id, state, and note.  This is the default for
SHOW CIRCUIT.

A circuit can be in any of the following states:

Off                  the circuit has not been set on

On-starting          the circuit has been set on and the Gateway
                     is waiting for the IBM host to establish
                     communications

On                   the IBM host is communicating with the Gateway

On-timed out         the Gateway has lost communication with the IBM host
                     because of a poll timeout (SDLC circuits only)

On-disconnected      the IBM host has ended the communication with
                     the Gateway

On-IBM loopback      the IBM host is doing modem loopback tests -
                     the state of the circuit will return to 'on'
                     when the loopback tests have been completed.
                     (SDLC circuits only).

A circuit is ACTIVE when it is in any of the 'on' states.

     1.  SNANCP> SHOW CIRCUIT SDLC-3

         This command provides a summary display of circuit
         information for the synchronous link named SDLC-3.

     2.  SNANCP> SHOW CIRCUIT CHAN-0 COUNTERS

         This command provides a display of the circuit counters for
         the channel-attached link CHAN-0.

The SHOW LINE command displays information about the specified line.

FORMAT:

        SHOW line-component parameter [qualifier]

LINE COMPONENTS:

        LINE line-id

        Displays information for a particular line.  Enter the line-id
        in the format SYN-n or CQ-n.

        ACTIVE LINES

        Displays information for all active lines.

        KNOWN LINES

        Displays information for all known lines.

Additional information available:

CHARACTERISTICSCOUNTERSSTATUSSUMMARY

Line statesExample

Displays information about the parameters that have been set for the
line.

Displays information about line counters.

Displays status information for the specified line.  This may be
merely the line-id and state, or it may include additional
information.

Displays the line-id, state, and note string.  This is the default for
SHOW LINE.

The line state is either OFF or ON.  There are no substates displayed
for lines.

     1.  SNANCP> SHOW LINE SYN-2

         This command provides summary information for line SYN-2.

     2.  SNANCP> SHOW LINE CQ-0 COUNTERS

         This command provides line counter information for line CQ-0.

The SHOW LOGGING command displays information about the current
logging parameters.

FORMAT:

        SHOW logging-component parameter [qualifier]

LOGGING COMPONENTS:

        LOGGING MONITOR

        Displays information for logging monitors..

        LOGGING FILE

        Displays information for logging files.

        KNOWN LOGGING

        Displays information for monitor and file logging types.

Additional information available:

CHARACTERISTICSKNOWN_SINKSSINK_NODESTATUS
SUMMARY

Example

Displays information about logging parameters.

Format:  KNOWN SINKS

Specifies that information is to be displayed for all known sink
nodes.  KNOWN SINKS is the default, unless you explicitly use the SINK
NODE parameter.

Format:  SINK NODE node-id

Specifies the sink node for which you want information.  If you do not
enter this parameter, information is displayed for all known sink
nodes.

Displays status information about logging.  This may include
information such as whether there is a LOGGING FILE or LOGGING MONITOR
component.

Displays summary information such as, the type and the state of
logging.  This is the default for SHOW LOGGING.

     1.  SNANCP> SHOW KNOWN LOGGING STATUS

         This command displays status information on current logging.

     2.  SNANCP> SHOW LOGGING MONITOR SINK NODE SPLASH TO HOCKNEY.LOG

         This command displays information about the sink node SPLASH
         and the state of logging.  The display is written to the text
         file HOCKNEY.LOG in the current directory.

The SHOW LU command displays information about specified LU(s).

FORMAT:

        SHOW lu-component [component-qualifier] parameter [qualifier]

LU COMPONENTS:

        LU lu-id

        Displays information for the specified LU.  Enter the lu-id in
        the format pu-id.nnn, for example, SNA-0.1.

        ACTIVE LUS

        Displays information for all active LUs.

        KNOWN LUS

        Displays information for all known LUs.

Additional information available:

CHARACTERISTICSCOUNTERSSTATUSSUMMARY

LU statesComponent QualifiersExample

Displays information about the levels of event logging for the
specified LU(s).

Displays information about counters for the latest LU-LU session.  The
latest session can be either the current session or the last session.
Counters from the latest session are automatically set to zero at the
start of each new session.

Displays the LU identification, LU status, and BIND parameters, if the
specified LU is any of the active states.  The BIND parameters for an
active LU can include any of the following:

    Parameter                     Format

    LU Type                       Decimal number
    Primary LU                    8 characters
    RU size (in)                  Decimal number
    RU size (out)                 Decimal number
    TS profile                    Decimal number
    FM profile                    Decimal number
    Secondary send pacing         Decimal number
    Secondary receive pacing      Decimal number
    Last receive check            Hex number
    Last transmit check           Hex number
    Logon mode table entry        8 characters


The Last Receive Check shows the IBM status code for the last error
that occurred while the IBM system was receiving information.  The
Last Transmit Check shows the IBM status code for the last error that
occurred while the IBM system was transmitting information.

Displays the LU identification, state, note (if one exists), and
associated server (if applicable) for the specified LU.  SUMMARY is
the default for SHOW LU.

An LU can be in any one of the following states.  However, the states
that you will usually see are active, active-in-session, and inactive.

inactive                        this Gateway LU does not have an active
                                session with an SSCP

inactive-listening              same as inactive except that a server is
                                connected and listening on the LU (it is
                                listening for a BIND)

pending-active                  the Gateway is the process of setting up
                                the LU-SSCP session

pending-active-listening        same as pending-active except that a
                                server is connected and listening on
                                the LU (it is listening for a BIND)

active                          there is an LU-SSCP session active

active-listening                same as active except that a server is
                                connected and listening on the LU (it is
                                listening for a BIND)

active-bind-requested           an LU-SSCP session is active and a server
                                has requested an LU-LU session with an
                                IBM application.  No BIND message has been
                                received.

active-bind-in-progress         a LU-LU session with an IBM application
                                has been requested, and a BIND from the
                                IBM application is being processed

active-in-session               an LU-LU session is active, and a server
                                is connected. For example, a DECnet/SNA
                                Gateway TE user might be using a CICS
                                application on the IBM host.

active-unbind-requested         an LU-LU session is active. A server has
                                requested the SSCP to end the LU-LU
                                session with an IBM application. No
                                UNBIND message has been received.

active-unbind-in-progress       an LU-LU session with an IBM application
                                is still active. An UNBIND message has
                                been received and is being processed.

pending-inactive                the LU-SSCP session is in the process
                                of being terminated

pending-inactive-listening      same as pending-inactive except
                                that there is a server listening
                                on the LU

AUTHORIZATION auth-id

KNOWN AUTHORIZATIONS

Displays information about the authorization entry you specify.  Enter
the auth-id as as string of up to 16 alphanumeric characters, for
example, POP_ARTISTS.

If you use one of the component qualifiers, you may use only the
SUMMARY or CHARACTERISTICS parameter.  For example, the following
command displays summary information.

        SNANCP> SHOW LU SNA-0.1 KNOWN AUTHORIZATION

The following command displays output on authorization characteristics
(you must be a privileged user to use this command):

        SNANCP> SHOW LU SNA-0.1 KNOWN AUTHORIZATION CHARACTERISTICS

SNANCP> SHOW LU SNA-0.1

This command will cause the SUMMARY information to be displayed.

The SHOW PU command displays information about the specified PU(s).

FORMAT:

        SHOW pu-component parameter [qualifier]

PU COMPONENTS:

        PU pu-id

        Displays information for the specified PU.  Enter the pu-id in
        the format SNA-nnn, for example, SNA-0.

        ACTIVE PUS

        Displays information for all active PUs.

        KNOWN PUS

        Displays information for all known PUs.

Additional information available:

CHARACTERISTICSCOUNTERSSTATUSSUMMARY

PU statesExample

Displays information about the parameters that have been set for the
specified PU(s).

Displays information about PU counters.  The display includes
information on the number of active LUs.

Displays status information for the specified PU(s).  This may be
merely the PU identification and state, or it may include additional
information.

Displays the PU identification, state, and note string.  This is the
default for SHOW PU.

A PU can be in the following states:

inactive                        the PU-SSCP session is inactive

active                          the PU-SSCP session is active

SNANCP> SHOW PU SNA-0

This command will cause the summary information to be displayed.

The SHOW SERVER command displays information about the specified
server.

FORMAT:

        SHOW server-component [component-qualifier] parameter [qualifier]

SERVER COMPONENTS:

        SERVER server-id

        Displays information for the specified server.  The server-id
        is one of the following:  DHCF, RJE, or SNA-ACCESS.

        KNOWN SERVERS

        Displays information for all three servers.

Additional information available:

CHARACTERISTICSCOUNTERSSTATUSSUMMARY

Component QualifiersExample

Displays information about the current characteristics of the
specified server.

The SHOW SERVER DHCF CHARACTERISTICS display differs slightly from the
display for other servers.

Displays information about the counters for the current session.

There are no SNANCP counters for the RJE server; counters for RJE are
maintained by the host-based RJE multiplexer (RJEMPX).

Displays the server name and state.  If applicable, this parameter
also displays the corresponding DECnet logical link number and the
DECnet node name, as well as specific information about the connected
LUs for each server.

The SHOW SERVER STATUS display is different for each server.

Displays the server name, state, and note text.  This SUMMARY display
is the default for SHOW SERVER.

The following component qualifiers apply only to the SNA-ACCESS
server.

LU lu-id

Displays information on outbound session allocation parameters for the
specified LU.

KNOWN LUS

Displays information on outbound session allocation parameters for all
LUs allocated to the SNA-ACCESS server.

     1.  SNANCP> SHOW KNOWN SERVERS

         This command displays the name, state, and notes for all
         known servers.

     2.  SNANCP> SHOW SERVER SNA-ACCESS KNOWN LUS

         This command displays all outbound session allocation
         parameters, for all LUs that are enabled for outbound session
         allocation with the SNA-ACCESS server..