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Commands Reference, Volume 4
ntx_chinfo Command
Purpose
Displays Network Terminal Accelerator (NTX) channel information. This command only applies to AIX Version 4.2 or later.
ntx_chinfo [ -u ] | [ -d Device ] [ -h ] [ Range ]
Description
The ntx_chinfo command displays network connection information for each channel on the specified channel range. The information contains the following parameters:
hty_no# |
The minor device number of the hty port corresponding to the channel. |
chan# |
The channel number on the NTX board. |
call_type |
The channel type, either CALL_IN or CALL_OUT. |
service |
The service assigned when a channel is established. |
client_address |
The inet address of the client holding network connection on the channel. If no network connection is held, then the value corresponds to the assigned call-out address . |
name |
The name of the client holding the network connection. |
state |
The state of the channel, can be one or several of the following values:
- NET_CALIN
- A call-out channel is trying to establish network connection.
- NET_CONN
- Channel has a network connection although either or both sides of the connection may have been lost. See NET_RDERR and NET_WRERR states.
- NET_RECON
- Channel connection has been maintained across a close and open command sequence from the host.
- NET_RDERR
- Network error on the input side of the connection.
- NET_WRERR
- Network error on the output side of the connection.
- TCS_CLOSI
- Channel is closing, waiting for the output data to drain.
- TCS_CLSD
- Channel closed by the host (may or may not yet have a network connection, see NET_CONN state).
- TCS_OPEN
- Channel opened by the host.
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Flags
-d Device |
Specifies the raw device file name of the adapter. Use this option to override the default device name /dev/rhp0. |
-h |
Displays header information showing date, device name, channel type, and total number of channels configured on the device. |
-u |
Displays command usage. |
Parameters
Range |
Specifies the channel range. You can enter this range in any of the following formats:
- -EndChannel
- Displays information from channel 0 to EndChannel.
- StartChannel-
- Displays information from channel StartChannel to the last configured channel id ont he NTX board.
- StartChannel-EndChannel
- Displays information from channel StartChannel to EndChannel.
If you do not enter Range, the entire range as configured on the board is used. |
Exit Status
This command returns the following exit values:
0 |
Successful completion. |
>0 |
An error occurred. |
Security
Access Control: You must have root authority to run this command.
Auditing Events: N/A
Examples
- To display network connection information for each channel from 0 to 15 on the /dev/rhp1 device, enter:
ntx_chinfo -d /dev/rhp1 -15
- To display network connection information with a header for each channel from 200 to the last channel configured on the /dev/rhp1 device, enter:
ntx_chinfo -d /dev/rhp1 -h 200-
- To display network connection information for each channel from 100 to 115 on the /dev/rhp0 device, enter:
ntx_chinfo 100-115
Files
/usr/bin/ntx_chinfo |
Contains the ntx_chinfo command. |
/dev/rhp0 |
Default NTX raw device file name. |
Related Information
The
ntx_chaddr, and
ntx_pserv commands.
The /dev/rhp file.
Network Terminal Accelerator Overview
in AIX Versions 3.2 and 4 Asynchronous Communications Guide.
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