Sun Microsystems SunLink SNA 9.1 PU2.1, Руководство по настройке

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Each trace point contains the following information:
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The date and time that the trace point was recorded (07/09/97 15:44:45, in
example).
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The time that has lapsed (in seconds) since the last trace point (0.017, in
example).
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The component that is recording this trace point (link send, in example). The
most common components are as follows:
link mngr send
- Messages controlling lines and line stations.
link mngr rcv
- Messages notifying line and line station status.
control_api_rcv
- Requests received on the SunOP utility interface.
control_api_send
- Responses and notifications sent on the SunOP
utility interface.
link send: station name
- Data messages sent to the PU, where
station name is the PU name.
link rcv:
station name
- Data messages received from the PU, where
station name is the PU name. Always starts with FID2.
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A hexadecimal message dump or information string.
12.1.5 LU Information Screen
The Sun PU2.1 SNA Server allows clients (users) to display a screen of LU
information that you can use to help troubleshoot problems with the client’s
system. You specify the AID key that the client uses to display the screen in the
configuration. For more information on how to specify the AID key, refer to the
3270 Help Screen Display Key definition in Section 11.5.1, “Creating an Off-line
Configuration,” on page 11-14.
The following figure shows a sample LU information screen.
trace point: 07/09/97 15:44:45 lapse: 0.017 link send: BPU011
2c00000200020380 009585a3a58985a6