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Managing Your Access Server As a LAT Node Offering a Service
Heading | Description |
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Rating | Relative capability for a service node to process new |
| sessions. The service rating is assigned by a service |
| node for each service that it offers. With the higher |
| rating, the capability of the service node to accept a |
| new connection is greater. The access server uses |
| service ratings to decide where to establish a service |
| session when two or more service nodes offer the |
| same service. The access server attempts to connect to |
| the service on the node that advertises the highest |
| rating for the service. |
Identification | Service identification string for this service node. |
| This string may be different from the service node |
| identification string. |
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The SHOW/MONITOR SERVICES SUMMARY command displays one line of information on each selected service or services. Use the keyword LOCAL to obtain information on locally defined services. Without the keyword LOCAL or a particular service name, you get information on all network services. For the SHOW/MONITOR commands, the summary display is the default display for the SERVICES, SERVICES ALL, and SERVICES LOCAL entity specifications.
The display contains one line of headings and, for each service known to the access server, one line of information describing each service.
The access server displays information about a service or services from data stored in its memory. If none of the ports can access a particular service, the access server does not retain any data about that service. Hence, no information about that service can be displayed.
Note
Ports with the LIMITED VIEW command enabled cannot perform the SHOW SERVICES command.