status(LM) 06 January 1993 status(LM) Name net status - display the current status of the client Syntax net stat[us] [client] Description The net status client command displays a table of information about the local client and any client connections. The banner statement at the top shows the version number of the network running on the local computer, the name of the local computer, whether the server or client is running on the computer, and the date and time. The following list explains the title and contents of each column: Consuming from indicates which server is being accessed from the local client. VC State indicates whether the connection between a client and server is actively in use at the time the net stat com- mand is entered. + Passive Open shows that the server can accept more virtual circuits. + Aborted indicates an error has occurred on this cir- cuit. Usually this circuit can be re-established and used automatically but it is sometimes necessary to use vcabort(LM). + Active shows that the circuit is currently in use, meaning a local process has a current directory or open file on the remote machine. + Dormant means the circuit is established and ready for use, but is not currently in use by any local process. + Not Established indicates that the server is ready to establish a new circuit with a client machine. dialect shows which operating system is communicating through the network connection. vcid is the ID number of the particular virtual circuit listed. nprocs is the number of server or client processes which have open files or current directories on the remote server. ntrans is the number of request/reply transaction made across the virtual circuit. The net status command with no options displays status on all installed services