OSI/TS SCF Reference Manual

OSI/TS SCF Commands
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CHECK SU Command
To see all errors for TSP and NSP SUs, enter the following command:
CHECK SU $TSP1.*, ERRORONLY, DISPLAY DOWN
LOCALNSAP
display only those SUs that are using this NSAP address on the local end of the
connection.
Value: A hexadecimal string (0-9 and A-F) up to 40 digits long. This string must be
enclosed in quotes ("...").
For LAN networks only: This string should contain an even number of hexadecimal
digits. If an odd number of digits is supplied, a hexadecimal “F” is added to the end,
making an even number of digits.
For LAN networks, when using the Null-IP protocol, specify the NSAP value in the
SNPA format (“FE+MACaddress”) See the LANLOCALSNPA attribute description
for a full explanation of the SNPA value.
Default: No default value is provided.
LOCALTSEL
display only those SUs that are using this TSAP selector on the local end of the
connection.
Value: A hexadecimal string (0-9 and A-F) up to 64 digits long. This string must
contain an even number of hexadecimal digits. This string must be enclosed in
quotes ("...").
Default: No default value is provided.
OPENER
display only those SUs that have been opened by the specified process. The
process-name specified should be the one that called either the attach request or the
connect request that created the SU. Only named primary openers may be specified
here. An unnamed process or a backup process cannot be specified. If an SU has
multiple openers, only the opener that appears in the STATUS SU response will be
compared.
Value: A process name in the following format:
$process-name
Default: No default value is provided.
USER
display only those SUs that are being used by the specified user account. If an SU
has multiple openers, only the opener that appears in the STATUS SU response will
be compared. Userid 0,0 cannot be matched against.