OSI/TS Configuration and Management Manual

Performing Monitoring and Troubleshooting Guide
OSI/TS Configuration and Management Manual—424831-001
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Benefits of Using CHECK SU
A typical CHECK SU display without the DETAIL option is as follows:
The format for the CHECK SU display with the DETAIL option is as follows:
For more detailed information on the fields in the screen display, see the OSI/TS SCF
Reference Manual.
Benefits of Using CHECK SU
Although the CHECK SU command is similar to a combination of the separate
commands STATUS SU TSP and STATUS LINE NSP, the CHECK SU command is
more useful for the following reasons:
•
You can get information for the OSI/TS subsystem and the underlying subsystems
(X25AM and TLAM/PAM) at once, with one command.
•
The selection specifiers filter the information, displaying only what you
are interested in. The ERRORONLY option is particularly helpful for selecting only
the subdevices that are in an error state. This attribute is most useful when used in
conjunction with a wild card specifier for the subdevice name.
•
You don’t always need to enter the name of an subdevice. The wild card feature
allows you to find any subdevices that are being used by a specified connection.
Once the TSP subdevices are found that match the criteria (for example, subdevices
OSITS Check SU
Level SU/Process Name Last Error State
Error Source
TSU: $myap
TSP: $tsp1.#z000001 0 TCon established
NSP: $x25a.#tsp1345 0 Started/Ready
TSU: \comm.$myap
TSP: \comm.$tsp1.#z000002 0 TCon established
NSP: \comm.$lam1.#tsp1fe 0 Started/Ready
TSU: \comm.$app2
TSP: \tsii.$tsp1.#z000003 140 L3 TCon not established
NSP: \tsii.$x25a.#tsp1001 140 X25AM Started/Not Ready
OSITS Detailed CHECK SU \MARS.$TSP1.*
TSU: \comm.$myapp
-----------------------------------------------------------------
TSP:
OSI/TS TSP Detailed Status SU \MARS.$TSP1.#s1
<...a copy of the entire STATUS SU TSP, DETAIL screen...>
-----------------------------------------------------------------
NSP:
X25AM Status LINE / or / TLAM STATUS LINE
State...... STARTED / / State ...... STARTED
LinkState.. Ready / /