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RESETSTATS SERVICE Command
Commands and Responses
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layer sent, or attempted to send, a disconnect (DN) SPDU. This counter wraps
around upon overflow. The range of values is 0 through 65535.
ZFN-SPDU-RECV
contains the number of times the session layer received a Finish (FN) SPDU.
This counter wraps around upon overflow. The range of values is 0 through
65535.
ZFN-SPDU-SENT
contains the number of times the session layer sent, or attempted to send, a
Finish (FN) SPDU. This counter wraps around upon overflow. The range of
values is 0 through 65535.
ZNF-SPDU-RECV
contains the number of times the session layer received a Not Finished (NF)
SPDU. This counter wraps around upon overflow. The range of values is 0
through 65535.
ZNF-SPDU-SENT
contains the number of times the session layer sent, or attempted to send, a
Not Finished (NF) SPDU. This counter wraps around upon overflow. The
range of values is 0 through 65535.
ZATTACH-SU
indicates the number of subdevices waiting for APS_ASSOC_ATTACH_ to
complete with an inbound connection. When an inbound connection arrives,
this field will decrement by 1 and ZACTIVE-SU will increment by 1. This field
will not be reset when RESET is specified.
ZACTIVE-SU
indicates the number of subdevices with end to end connections established.
This field will not be reset when RESET is specified.
ZIDLE-STATIC-SU
indicates the number of subdevices that are neither in the active nor the attach
category. Subdevices are deleted at disconnect time unless they are static, that
is, they have been created with a ZDEL-TIME of -1D. A static SU that has been
disconnected but has not been reused for an attach or a connect request will
increment this field by 1. This field will not be reset when RESET is specified.
ZAVAIL-SU
indicates the number of subdevices that are available for use in the specified
TAPS process. It indicates the number of connections that can still be
established. The range is from ZMAXCONNS to 0. When zero is reached, no