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Managing Sessions
11-48 Configuring and Managing Interactive Devices
Displaying Session Characteristics
You can display the characteristics of any current LAT or Telnet session.
Example: SHOW PORT SESSIONS CHARACTERISTICS Display for a LAT
Session
The following example displays the characteristics of LAT session 1 on port 4:
Local> SHOW PORT 4 SESSIONS 1 CHARACTERISTICS
Port 4, Session 1, Protocol LAT
Transparency Mode: Interactive
There are only two lines in this display. The first line displays the port number, session
number, and protocol used by the session. The second line displays the transparency
mode, which can be Interactive, Pasthru, or Passall.
For an explanation of the characteristics for Telnet and 3270 sessions, refer to
Specifying the Telnet Client Session Profile in this chapter and Chapter 18,
respectively.
Displaying Session Status
You can display the status of any current Telnet session. If you have a LAT session,
the SHOW/LIST/MONITOR PORT SESSION command displays the port number,
session number, Protocol LAT, and the following message:
(no status information available for LAT sessions)
Example: SHOW PORT SESSIONS STATUS Display for a Telnet Session
The following example shows how to display the status of a Telnet session on port 14:
Local> SHOW PORT 14 SESSION 1 STATUS
Port 14, Session 1, Protocol TELNET
Do-BINARY Disabled
Will-BINARY Disabled
Do-ECHO Enabled
Will-ECHO Disabled
Do-SGA Enabled
Will-SGA Enabled
Do-Status Disabled
Will-Status Disabled
Do-End of Record Disabled
Will-End of Record Disabled
Do-Remote FLOW CONTROL Disabled
Will-Remote FLOW CONTROL Disabled
Will-Terminal Type Enabled DEC-VT300