Command-Line Utilities
Another way to perform SNA Node operations is to use the command
line. Five command line programs are available to perform basic operations
for the SNA Node.
- CSSTART [ -p | -q | -c | -a ] [ -m | -d ] [ cfgfile ]
- Use the CSSTART command to start the SNA Node with a specified configuration. The -a flag enables automatic start up after rebooting the machine. The -d flag sets the default SNA node configuration file. The -m flag stands for manual start which disables automatic start up after rebooting the machine. If the -p flag is used, all messages are shown in a message box pop-up. Messages are written to stdout by default. The -q flag suppresses all output. The -h flag summons the help data for this command. The cfgfile parameter is the name of the configuration file you want to use to start the product. If no cfgfile parameter is specified, the default configuration file is used. If no default configuration file has been set, an error is reported. If the node is successfully started, CSSTART returns zero, otherwise a nonzero value is returned.
- CSSTOP [ -p | -q | c ][ -h ]
- Use the CSSTOP command to stop the SNA Node. The flags have the same meaning as for CSSTART. If the node is successfully stopped then CSSTOP returns zero, otherwise a nonzero value is returned. The -c flag convert output to Windows® code page. This option is intended to use with the Tivoli-integration support for Personal Communications.
- CSQUERY [ -p | -q | c ][ -h ]
- Use the CSQUERY command to query the status of the SNA Node. The flags have the same meaning as for CSSTART. Along with the status, the default and active configuration file names are shown. If the node is running, then CSQUERY returns zero; otherwise a nonzero value is returned. The -c flag convert output to Windows® code page. This option is intended to use with the Tivoli-integration support for Personal Communications.
- CSDSPY {resource [resource_id] [⁄D#]} [/C][ -h ]
- Displays information about SNA node resources, where:
- resource
- One of the following:
- AIL
- AnyNet® IP to LU mapping
- CNT
- Connection networks
- CON
- Connections
- CPS
- CPI-C side information
- DLC
- Data link controls
- DEV
- Devices
- DPU
- DLUR PUs
- FPT
- Focal Points
- LU0
- Local LU 0 to 3
- L62
- Local LU 6.2
- L6S
- LU 6.2 sessions
- MOD
- Modes
- NOD
- Nodes
- PLU
- Partner LU 6.2
- RTP
- RTP connections
- TRP
- Transaction programs
- object_id
- Specifies a case-sensitive value (for example, LU001 or LINK001) to search for. Only objects whose first attribute matches this value are displayed. The object_id must be spelled correctly, including case (upper and lower). An incorrect object_id will result in nothing being displayed.
- ⁄D#
- Specifies the level of detail to display. # has the value 1, 2, or 3, where 1 displays the least level of detail and 3 shows all information. 2 is the default.
The -c flag convert output to Windows® code page. This option is intended to use with the Tivoli-integration support for Personal Communications.
- CSMODIFY {resource resource_id action} [/C][ -h ]
- Enables you to control SNA node resources, where:
- resource
- Is one of the following:
- CON
- Connections. You can start, stop, or delete this resource.
- CPS
- CPI-C side information. You can delete this resource.
- DLC
- Data link controls. You can start, stop, or delete this resource.
- DEV
- Devices. You can start, stop, or delete this resource.
- DPU
- DLUR DPUs. You can start or stop this resource.
- LU0
- Local LU 0 to 3. You can delete this resource unless the LU is in use.
- L62
- Local LU 6.2. You can delete this resource.
- RTP
- RTP connections. You can switch the path of this resource.
- object_id
- Specifies a case-sensitive value (for example, LU001 or LINK001) to search for. Only objects whose first attribute matches this value are displayed. The object id must be spelled correctly, including case (upper and lower). An incorrect object id will result in an error being displayed.
- action
- One of the following:
- SN
- Normal stop
- SI
- Immediate stop
- ST
- Start
- DL
- Delete
- PS
- Path switch
- [-h]
- This switch is used to summon help data for this command.
The -c flag convert output to Windows® code page. This option is intended to use with the Tivoli-integration support for Personal Communications.