SSH Reference Manual

auth method keyboard-interactive
cipher aes256-cbc
mac hmac-sha1
compression none
executed program /bin/sh
kerberos principal nam
local IP address 192.168.1.145
local IP port 22
TCP/IP process $ZTCP5
The attributes have the following meaning:
• TYPE: The window type. PTY is displayed for windows allocated by an SSH2 process.
• pty-command: The command that the SSH2 process used to allocate the window.
• Vproc: The version of the SSH2 process that allocated the window.
• term_env_var, term_rows, term_columns, term_width, term_hight, encoded terminal modes: the client's
terminal characteristic's passed in the SSH PTY allocation request
• Client IP address,- Client IP port :shows the remote IP address and remote port number of the SSH session.
• Client channel: Shows the SSH channel number of the terminal session.
• External user name: The user name that was used with SSH authentication.
• System user: The system user to which the external user name is mapped. *NONE* will be displayed if no
system user is mapped.
• Auth method: The authentication method that was applied to authenticate the SSH user.
• Cipher: the encryption algorithm used on the SSH session.
• Mac: the message authentication algorithm used on the SSH session.
• Compression: Shows if data is compressed on the SSH session.
• Executed program: Shows any program started by an SSH2 process on that #window. The field is empty at the
time of application startup, and is managed by STN (dynamic services) or externally (static windows).
INPUT_TIMEOUT <minutes>
INPUT_TIMEOUT allows for automatic termination of sessions that have been inactive for an extended time. This
improves security and releases resources used by idle connections.
INPUT_TIMEOUT 0, the default, disables the timeout. Sessions will not be terminated due to inactivity.
INPUT_TIMEOUT <minutes> can specify a time in the range 3-14400 (3 minutes to 10 days). When the terminal is
inactive for the specified length of time, the session is terminated.
The timer is always reset by terminal input (keyboard activity).
Note that for 6530 terminals which usually operate in line mode or in full screen (block) mode, simply typing a single
character may not result in any transmission. To reset the timer, it may be necessary to use ENTER or a 6530 function
key.
The timer can also be set by output activity from the application. If OUTPUT_RESET is set to Y, then application output
will reset the timer the same as keyboard input. For example, an application that displays periodic output like an EMS
console, would never timeout as long as it performed output at least once every INPUT_TIMEOUT minutes. If
OUTPUT_RESET is set to N, then application output does not reset the timer, and keyboard input is required before
INPUT_TIMEOUT expires.
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