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ARPBINDCFSCOMMUNICATIONDEVICE_SOCKET
EXPORTHOSTINTERFACENAME_SERVICENETWORKNFS_SERVER
PROTOCOLPROXYROUTE

  The SHOW ARP command is used to display ARP mapping information.  If
  no host name is provided, all ARP information will be displayed.

  Format:
    SHOW ARP [host_name]

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/ADDRESS

  Use this qualifier to specify a host by internet address.  You
  cannot specify both a host name and a host internet address.

  Format:
    SHOW ARP [host_name] /ADDRESS=Internet_address

  Displays the characteristics of Bound UCX file systems.

  If the UCX_Filesystem_name is not specified or is specified as a "*"
  then the characteristics of all bound file systems will be displayed.

  Standard VMS wildcarding is supported, and you may specify a list of
  UCX_Filesystem_names.

  Format:
    SHOW BIND ["UCX_Filesystem_name"]

  The SHOW CFS command is used by the system manager to monitor UCX
  file system statistics.

  The default is that CFS Services will be displayed.

  Format:
    SHOW CFS

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/CONTINUOUS/PARAMETERS/SUMMARY

  Use this qualifier to select a monitor function.  The screen will
  be updated  by an interval  specified  in  seconds.  The  default
  interval is 4 seconds.

  Format:
    SHOW CFS /CONTINUOUS [=seconds]

  Displays current CFS environment parameters.

  Displays CFS service wait states, data cache performance, name
  cache performance, file attributes  cache  performance, and  a
  summary of services and resources allocated.

  Format:
    SHOW CFS /SUMMARY

  The SHOW COMMUNICATION is used to display internet parameters for the
  local host which were specified by the SET COMMUNICATION command.

  Format:
    SHOW COMMUNICATION

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/MEMORY

  Provides a summary of information for each buffer type.

  The /CONTINUOUS qualifier may not be used with the /FULL qualifier.

  Format:
    SHOW COMMUNICATION /MEMORY

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/CONTINUOUS/FULL

  Use the /CONTINUOUS qualifier to monitor information provided by the
  /MEMORY display.  The default is 4 seconds between screen updates.

  This qualifier may not be used with the /FULL qualifier.

  Format:
    SHOW COMMUNICATION /MEMORY /CONTINUOUS [=seconds]

  Provides detailed information for each buffer type.  The /FULL
  qualifier may only be used with the /MEMORY qualifier, and cannot
  be used with the /CONTINUOUS qualifier.

  Format:
    SHOW COMMUNICATION /MEMORY /FULL

  The SHOW DEVICE_SOCKET command is used to display socket information
  for  the  specified  device.   A  device  socket  is  defined  as  a
  port/protocol pair.

  If  no device name is specified, a description of all device_sockets
  will be displayed.

  The /CONTINUOUS qualifier may be used only  if  a  device_socket  is
  specified.

  Format:
    SHOW DEVICE_SOCKET [Device_socket_name]

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/CONTINUOUS/FULL/HOST/PORT/SERVICE/TYPE

  Used to monitor a particular device_socket.  The default is 4
  seconds between screen updates.

  Format:
    SHOW DEVICE_SOCKET Device_socket_name /CONTINUOUS [=seconds]

  Displays counters for each device_socket.

  Format:
    SHOW DEVICE_SOCKET [Device_socket_name] /FULL

  Limits the display to those device_sockets which are bound to
  the specified REMOTE host(s).

  This does not include device_sockets bound to ANY host (address
  0.0.0.0).

  Standard VMS wildcarding is provided for the host name.

  Format:
    SHOW DEVICE_SOCKET [Device_socket_name]
         /HOST=remote_host_name [,remote_host_name,...]

  Limits the display to those device_sockets which are bound to
  the specified LOCAL port.

  Format:
    SHOW DEVICE_SOCKET [Device_socket_name] /PORT=local_port_number

  Limits the display to those device_sockets which are used for the
  specified LOCAL services.

  Supported services are: FTP, NFS, MOUNT, PORTMAPPER, RLOGIN, TELNET.

  It is also possible to specify ALL, in which case, only those
  device sockets for all supported services will be  displayed.

  Format:
    SHOW DEVICE_SOCKET [Device_socket_name] /SERVICE=service_list

  Limits the display to those device_sockets which are of the
  specified type.

  Supported device_socket types are: DGRAM, RAW_IP, STREAM

  It is also possible to specify ALL, in which case, only those
  device sockets for all supported  types  will  be  displayed.

  Format:
    SHOW DEVICE_SOCKET [Device_socket_name] /TYPE=type_list

  The SHOW export command displays which remote hosts are allowed
  access to a UCX file system.

  If no file system is specified, all exported file systems will be
  displayed.

  For a description of EXPORT, refer to the ADD EXPORT command.

  Format:
    SHOW EXPORT ["UCX_file_specification"]

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/HOST/OUTPUT

  The /HOST qualifier is used to show the exported file systems for
  the specified host_name(s).

  Format:
    SHOW EXPORT [UCX_file_specification] /HOST=[host_name_list]

  This qualifier is used to direct output to a file instead of your
  terminal's display.

  Format:
    SHOW EXPORT /OUTPUT=file_name

  The SHOW HOST command is used to display information concerning  a
  particular  host.   For  a description of host parameters, see the
  SET HOST command.  If no host name is  given, then information for
  all hosts will be provided.

  The default action of this command is to look first at the UCX$HOST
  local database, and then the remote BIND database.

  If there are alias names for the specified  host, then  all  alias
  names will be displayed.

  If the specified host name is an alias, then the host name and all
  alias names will be displayed.

  Format:
    SHOW HOST [host_name]

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/ADDRESS/DOMAIN/LOCAL/NOLOCAL/OUTPUT/SERVER

  Use this qualifier to select a particular  host by  its  internet
  address.   This  qualifier  cannot  be  used  if  a host name has
  been specified.

  Format:
    SHOW HOST /ADDRESS=internet_address

  This command is used to specify an alternate domain for the current
  SHOW HOST command only.  Refer to the SET NAME_SERVICE /DOMAIN
  command for more information.

  Format:
    SHOW HOST /DOMAIN=alternate_domain

  Specifies that the lookup is to be performed on the local UCX$HOST
  database only.

  Format:
    SHOW HOST /LOCAL

  Specifies that the lookup is to be performed on the remote BIND
  database only.

  Format:
    SHOW HOST /NOLOCAL

  This qualifier is used to direct output to a file instead of your
  terminal's display.

  Format:
    SHOW HOST /OUTPUT=file_name

  This command is used to specify an alternate BIND server list for the
  current SHOW HOST command only.  Refer to the SET NAME_SERVICE /SERVER
  command for a description of a server list.

  Format:
    SHOW HOST /SERVER=(server1, server2)

  The SHOW INTERFACE command is used to display information  concerning
  a particular communication interface.  For a description of interface
  interface parameters, see the SET INTERFACE command.  If no interface
  name is given, then  information  for  all  interfaces  on  the  host
  will be provided.

  The /CONTINUOUS qualifier may be used only if an Internet_device_name
  is specified.

  Format:
    SHOW INTERFACE [Internet_device_name]

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/CONTINUOUS/CLUSTER

  Use this qualifier to monitor a particular interface.  The default is
  4 seconds between screen updates.

  Format:
    SHOW INTERFACE Internet_device_name /CONTINUOUS [=seconds]

  Displays information about the cluster of which the interface is a
  member.

  Format:
    SHOW INTERFACE [Internet_device_name] /CLUSTER

  Displays the BIND name resolver parameters.  Both SYSTEM and PROCESS
  parameters are displayed.

  The SHOW NETWORK command is used to display information  concerning
  a particular network.  For a description of network parameters, see
  the  SET NETWORK  command.  If  no  network  name  is  given,  then
  information for all networks on the Ethernet will be provided.

  If there are alias names for the specified network, then all  alias
  names will be displayed.

  If the specified network is an alias, then the network name and all
  alias names will be displayed.

  Format:
    SHOW NETWORK [network_name]

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/ADDRESS/OUTPUT

  Use this qualifier to select a particular network by  its  internet
  address.   This qualifier cannot be used if a network name has been
  specified.

  Format:
    SHOW NETWORK /ADDRESS=internet address

  This qualifier is used to direct output to a file instead of your
  terminal's display.

  Format:
    SHOW NETWORK /OUTPUT=file_name

  The SHOW NFS_SERVER command is used by the system manager  to
  display information about, and monitor performance of the NFS
  server.

  Format:
    SHOW NFS_SERVER

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/CONTINUOUS/HOST/IDENTIFICATION/PARAMETERS
/SERVICES/USER_NAME

  Use  this  qualifier to  monitor  statistics.   This  qualifier  is
  not available for displays provided by /PARAMETERS.  The default is
  4 seconds between screen updates.

  Format:
    SHOW NFS_SERVER /CONTINUOUS [=seconds]

  Use the  /HOST  qualifier  in  combination with the /USER_NAME
  qualifier to  limit the SHOW NFS_SERVER display to information
  for services used by  the  named  host.  The  /HOST  qualifier
  does not accept a list of host names.

  Format:
    SHOW NFS_SERVER /HOST=host_name

  Use the /IDENTIFICATION qualifier to provide static information
  about the NFS server.

  Format:
    SHOW NFS_SERVER /IDENTIFICATION

  Use this qualifier to display NFS parameters set with the SET NFS
  command

  Format:
    SHOW NFS_SERVER /PARAMETERS

  The SERVICE qualifier is used to display statistics for each of the
  services provided by NFS:  Mount, NFS, and Portmapper.

  Format:
    SHOW NFS_SERVER /SERVICES

  Use the  /USER_NAME  qualifier  in  combination  with  the  /HOST
  qualifier  to display  information  concerning  the services used
  by the named VMS_account. The /USER_NAME qualifier does not accept
  a list of account names.

  Format:
    SHOW NFS_SERVER /USER_NAME[=VMS_account]

  The SHOW PROTOCOL command is used to display counters kept for each
  protocol.   If  no  protocol  type is specified, counters  for  all
  protocols will be displayed.

  The protocol types are:  IP, TCP and UDP, and ICMP.

  The /CONTINUOUS qualifier may be used only if  a  protocol_type  is
  specified.

  Format:
    SHOW PROTOCOL [protocol_type]

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/CONTINUOUS

  Use this qualifier to monitor a particular protocol.  The default
  is 4 seconds between screen updates.

  Format:
    SHOW PROTOCOL protocol_type /CONTINUOUS [=seconds]

  The SHOW PROXY command  displays  information  concerning  the  VMS
  accounts  that  are  used by Ultrix clients using the UCX software.
  Refer to the ADD PROXY command for a description of Ultrix  to  VMS
  authorization.   Further  information  on this subject can be found
  in the NFS Functional Specification.

  The vms_account is an account name found in the VMSUAF file.

  If the VMS_account is  not  specified,  then  information  will  be
  displayed for all proxy VMS accounts.

  If the NFS server is active, it will be queried for each entry in
  the UCX$PROXY database in order to determine if it exists in the
  NFS authorization cache.

  Format:
    SHOW PROXY [VMS_account]

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/GID/HOST/FULL/PERMANENT/OUTPUT/UID

  Specifies the ULTRIX GID of the client for which information is  to
  be displayed.  If this qualifier is not specified, then information
  will be given for all clients.

  Format:
    SHOW PROXY [VMS_account] /GID=gid

  Specifies the ULTRIX  host  from  which  information  is  to  be
  displayed.  If this qualifier is not specified, then information
  will be given for all hosts.

  Format:
    SHOW PROXY [VMS_account] /HOST=[host_name_list]

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Examples

  For example, to show all VMS accounts for which any client from host
  GOLDEN has authorization, issue the command;

             SHOW PROXY /HOST=GOLDEN

  Displays an indicator with each UCX$PROXY entry if it also exists in
  the NFS dynamic database.

  Format:
    SHOW PROXY /FULL

  The action of the SHOW PROXY command changes depending on the state of
  the NFS server.  If the server is active then the default action is
  to query it for each entry in the UCX$PROXY database.  If the entry is
  known to NFS, then a "*" character is displayed with the entry.

  The /PERMANENT qualifier is used to disable the query to NFS when it
  is active.

  The NFS cache may be a subset of the UCX$PROXY database.  The only
  cases where these databases may not the same are:

    1.  ADD PROXY /PERMANENT was used while the NFS server was active

    2.  There was a problem in communication between UCX$UCP and the
        NFS server during an ADD PROXY operation.

    3.  The UCX$PROXY logical name was modified after NFS initialized.

  Format:
   SHOW PROXY /PERMANENT

  This qualifier is used to direct output to a file instead of your
  terminal's display.

  Format:
    SHOW PROXY /OUTPUT=file_name

  Specifies the ULTRIX UID of the client for which information is  to
  be displayed.  If this qualifier is not specified, then information
  will be given for all clients.

  Format:
    SHOW PROXY [VMS_account] /UID=uid

  The SHOW ROUTE command is used to display both static and dynamic
  routing information.  If the Internet software is not active, or the
  /PERMANENT qualifier is used, the display will be limited to
  routes defined via the SET ROUTE command.

  If the Internet is active, the SHOW ROUTE will display the contents
  of the dynamic routing tables.

  Format:
    SHOW ROUTE [destination]

  For UCX V1.3 and later releases:
    1.  The destination parameter may take a name or an address as
        a value.

    2.  The /GATEWAY qualifier may take a name or an address as a
        value.

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/ADDRESS/FULL/G_ADDRESS/GATEWAY/OUTPUT/PERMANENT

  Specifies the destination internet address.  This may be the address
  of  either  a host or a network.  UCX will  determine  whether  this
  address is for a host or network.

  Format:
    SHOW ROUTE /ADDRESS=internet_address

  For UCX V1.3 and later releases, this qualifier is not necessary.

  Specifies that the association of: destination name and address, and
  gateway name and address is to be displayed.  A prefix of "*" on the
  the Internet address means that the route was specified  by  address
  instead of by name.

  If a host is multi-homed, and the Internet software is  not  active,
  then the Internet address for the named host will not  be  resolved.
  In this case, the address is displayed as "?".

  Specifies the gateway internet address.  Use either the /G_ADDRESS
  or /GATEWAY to identify the gateway host.

  Format:
    SHOW ROUTE [destination_name] /G_ADDRESS=internet_address

  For UCX V1.3 and later releases, this qualifier is not necessary.

  Specifies the gateway host name or address.  If a name is specified, it
  must first have been defined in the HOST database.

  Format:
    SHOW ROUTE [destination] /GATEWAY=gateway name or address

  This qualifier is used to direct output to a file instead of your
  terminal's display.

  Format:
    SHOW ROUTE /OUTPUT=file_name

  This qualifier is used to limit the display to static routes defined
  via the SET ROUTE command.