Cluster I/O Protocols (CIP) Configuration and Management Manual (H06.16+, J06.05+)

State
Is the current state of the socket. The State value is either a translated text string for a TCP state
or a cumulative bitwise value in hex format that represents a socket state.
Text value:
indicates the socket is connected to a remote socket.ESTAB
indicates the socket is in a listening state and is waiting for a connection from a remote hostLISTEN
indicates the socket is in the process of closingCLOSING
Hex value:
indicates the socket can’t send any more data to its peer.0x00010
indicates the socket can’t receive any more data from its peer.0x00020
indicates the socket is operated in a privileged mode. This usually means the application is started
by a super user.
0x00080
indicates the socket is operated in a non-blocking io mode.0x00100
indicates the socket is a listening socket.0x04000
indicates the socket has received a 0-byte indication. This usually means its peer socket is closed.0x08000
SendQ
Is the number of bytes of data in the send queue of the socket.
RecvQ
Is the number of bytes of data in the receive queue of the socket. If the socket state is "LISTEN"
this is the number of connections queued on the socket yet to be accepted by the application.
Provider
Is the provider used to open the socket.
CLIM
Is the CLIM that contains the socket.
CLIM-FD
Is the CLIM software file descriptor number of the socket on the CLIM.
Lport
Is the local port number associated with the socket. Common port numbers are displayed with
a text name.
Laddr
Is the local IP address associated with the socket.
Fport
Is the remote port number associated with the socket. Common port numbers are displayed
with a text name. An asterisk (*) signifies that no remote port number is associated with the
socket.
Faddr
Is the remote IP address associated with the socket.
LISTOPENS PROVIDER
The LISTOPENS PROVIDER command displays all sockets using the specified provider and identifies
the process that opened each socket.
CIPMAN SCF Commands 245