OSI/FTAM Configuration and Management Manual

Managing the FTAM Configuration

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Displaying Object Names

SU Object

The NAMES SU command allows you to view the names of all subdevices associated

with the FTAM process you designate in the command line. The NAMES command is

especially helpful for subdevices because subdevices are created—and named—

automatically. Note the following example:

This display shows that four subdevices are associated with responder $FTR1 and

provides you with the names of these subdevices: #ZF00002, #ZF00003, #ZF00001, and

#ZF00004. As with other NAMES commands, this command does not return the names

in any particular order.

Because you cannot know what a subdevice is named, the NAMES command is an

important resource when using SCF commands with the SU object. For example, one

step in troubleshooting a problem with a process is finding out what subdevices are

associated with the given process. When troubleshooting, issue the NAMES command

for the process through the SU object to display all subdevice names associated with that

process. Once you know all subdevice names, you can begin troubleshooting the

problem. For more information on troubleshooting, see Section 6, FTAM

Troubleshooting.

NAMES SU $FTR1.*

OSIFTAM Names SU \NET.$FTR1.*

$FTR1.#ZF00002 $FTR1.#ZF00003 $FTR1.#ZF00001

$FTR1.#ZF00004