Managing Your Access Server As a LAT Node Offering a Service
Example: SHOW SERVICE CHARACTERISTICS Display
The following example below shows how to generate a service characteristics display for the service named PRINTER:
Local> SHOW SERVICE PRINTER CHARACTERISTICS
Service: PRINTER
Identification: Printer Ports to PEACH
Ports:
Rating: 255
Enabled Characteristics:
Connections, Password, Queuing
Local>
SHOW/LIST/MONITOR SERVICE CHARACTERISTICS Display Fields
The following table describes the fields displayed in the service characteristics display:
Field | Description |
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Service | Name that identifies the network service. |
Identification | Service identification string. This string is usually a |
| short description of the service or of how to use it. |
The following fields are displayed only for services offered by the access server (local services):
Ports | Numbers of the ports at which the local service is | |
| offered. |
|
Rating | Rating at which the access server offers this service. | |
| If any ports that offer the service are available, the | |
| rating is proportional to the number of available ports. | |
| If no ports are available that offer the service and if | |
| queuing is enabled for the service, the rating is | |
| proportional to the number of unused positions in the | |
| connection queue. |
|
Enabled characteristics | Characteristics that can be enabled with the | |
| CHANGE SERVICE command. The access server | |
| displays only those characteristics that are enabled for | |
| local services. |
|
| Connections | Access server allows |
|
| connections to this |
|
| service. |
Configuring and Managing LAT Services