User Guide

SHOW SESSIONS
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Field Means
status The connection status of the session. The types of status are the following:
Status Means
Connected The port has an active session with a LAT service or a Telnet
destination.
Connecting The port is attempting to connect to a LAT service or a Telnet
destination.
Disconnected The port has disconnected from a session. (A port may
disconnect from a session after it has been inactive for a certain
period of time.)
Disconnecting The port is disconnecting from a session. (A port may
disconnect from a session after it has been inactive for a certain
period of time.)
Queued at n The position in the connection queue for a LAT service or
Telnet destination.
Service Mode The data transparency mode for the current session at this port. The service modes that
can appear in this field are the following:
Service Mode Means
Interactive The terminal server recognizes all control characters.
Passall The terminal server passes all characters as data.
Passthru The terminal server recognizes the XON and XOFF characters,
but passes all other characters as data.
Transparent The terminal server ignores Telnet option messages received
from a remotely initiated Telnet session and does not send any
Telnet options messages from a locally initiated Telnet
session. For LAT sessions, the terminal server operates in
Passthru mode at the local port, but tells its connection partner
it is operating in Passall mode.
destination (node) The LAT service or Telnet destination associated with a session. If the name of the
LAT service differs from the name of the node that offers the service, the display shows
the name of the node within parentheses. If the destination is a domain name that is
too long to fit in the display, the terminal server truncates the domain name and display
an asterisk (*) to indicate that it truncated the name.
If the destination name reflects a remote access connection to the port, the name is that
of the LAT service requested by the remote port, and the node name is the requesting
node.