ASAP 3.0 Server Manual

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SPOOLER
MONITOR SPOOLER spooler-supervisorname
SWAP
MONITOR SWAP cpu-number
SYSTEM
MONITOR SYSTEM \nodename
TCPPROCESS
MONITOR TCPPROCESS $tcpprocess
TCPPORT
MONITOR TCPPORT port
TCPROUTE
MONITOR TCPROUTE $tcpprocess.#route
TCPSUBNET
MONITOR TCPSUBNET $tcpprocess.#subnet
TELSERV
PROCESS
MONITOR TELSERVPROCESS $telservprocess
TELSERV
SERVICE
MONITOR TELSERVSERVICE
$telservprocess.service
TELSERVWINDOW
MONITOR TELSERVWINDOW
$telservprocess.#window
TAPE
MONITOR TAPE $devicename
TMF
MONITOR TMF tmf-domain **
* No backslash (\) in the node names.
** tmf-domain = TMF, AUDITDUMP, AUDITTRAIL or TRANSACTIONS
NODE Command
The NODE command displays two end-to-end Expand system availability statistics
between the specified sending node name and the destination node name. For an
explanation of NODE statistics, type HELP NCPSTATS.
NODE [/OUT file/] [ \snode ] [ [,]\* ] [, SAMPLES count ]
[ \* ] [ [,]\dnode] [, TIME hh[:mm [m/d/y] ]
[, NONULLOUT ]
OUT file
specifies a spooler or line printer for the ASAP output sent. If you do not specify an
output file, the output is displayed on your terminal.
snode
specifies the node of the sending Expand system. To send availability information
from all the systems, specify NODE \*. If you do not specify a node or the wild-card
character (*), the default is used. The default is the system where the ASAP
program was started, if not superseded by a system specified with the ASAP
SYSTEM command.