Managing Your Access Server As Part of the LAT Network
SHOW/LIST/MONITOR NODE STATUS Display Fields
The following table describes the information in the fields and headings of the node status display:
Field | Description | |
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Node | Name of the service node. | |
LAT Protocol Vx.x | LAT protocol version number and update level of | |
| the service node software. LAT Version 5.2 protocol | |
| permits queued connection requests for printers | |
| connected to network access servers. LAT Version | |
| 5.2 protocol does not permit queued connection | |
| requests. | |
Address | Ethernet address of the service node. | |
Data Link Frame Size | Maximum Ethernet data link frame size used by the | |
| service node to receive messages. | |
Identification | Node identification string. | |
Node Groups | Group codes enabled for this service node. For a | |
| port to access the service node, at least one of these | |
| groups must. | |
Service Name column | Name of each service offered on this node. The | |
| same service might be offered on other service | |
| nodes. Use the SHOW SERVICE STATUS | |
| command to find the names of all the nodes offering | |
| a particular service. | |
Status column | • Available — Service is available to access server | |
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| users. |
| • | n Connected — Service is available and n |
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| currently active sessions were requested with this |
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| service name. If the local access server is the |
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| service node specified in the display, sessions |
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| between two access server ports count as two |
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| sessions (one on the local port and one on the |
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| remote port). |
| • Unavailable — All service nodes offering the | |
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| service are unreachable. |
| • | Unknown. |
Identification column | Service identification string. | |
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