Use this dialog to provide information for locating connections
in your enterprise that match your criteria.
Every field in the dialog can be used to specify a filter value.
Filters consist of either a fully qualified value or a value that
includes a wildcard character (*). The wildcard character can be used
at the beginning, middle or end of any field.
When the dialog is opened, all fields are defined with a single
wildcard character (*), indicating that no filtering will be done
for this field. You can modify all fields in the dialog. At least
one field must be defined with a value other than the wildcard character
(*). If all fields contain only the wildcard character (*) when you
click OK, the resulting Enterprise Connections Find workspace
will be blank.
The fields in this dialog are case sensitive.
The fields are defined as follows:
- System ID: The four-character SMF system ID.
- TCPIP STC Name: The eight-character TCP/IP job name.
- Remote IP Address: The remote IP address for this connection.
The format is an alphanumeric string up to 45 characters in length.
- Local IP Address; The local IP address for this connection.
The format is an alphanumeric string up to 45 characters in length.
- Local Port: The local port for this connection as a string.
The format is a string up to five characters in length.
- Application Name: The job name associated with the application
address space that opened and bound the socket. The format is a string
up to 8 characters in length. You can use a wildcard in this field
paired with an IP address to display a set of connections.
- Connection State: The state of the connection. The following
are valid values:
- CLOSED The end state of a TCP connection; this state means
the TCP connection no longer exists.
- CLOSE_WAIT A state in which the connection is waiting for
a connection termination request from the local port.
- CLOSING A state in which the connection is waiting for
a connection termination request acknowledgment from the remote TCP.
- ESTABLISHED A state in which the connection is established.
- FIN_WAIT_1 A state in which the connection is waiting for
a connection termination request from the remote TCP or an acknowledgement
of the connection termination request.
- FIN_WAIT_2 A state in which the connection is waiting for
a connection termination request from the remote TCP.
- LAST_ACK A state in which the connection is waiting for
an acknowledgment of the connection termination request it sent to
the remote TCP.
- LISTEN A state in which the connection is waiting for a
connection request from any remote TCP and port.
- SYN_RECEIVED A state in which the connection is waiting
for a confirming connection request acknowledgement after receiving
and sending a connection request.
- SYN_SENT A state in which the connection is waiting for
a matching connection request after a connection request was sent.
If a connection is in this state for two successive sample intervals,
an exception is generated.
- TIME_WAIT A state in which the host waits to ensure that
a remote TCP has received a connection termination request. After
the wait time is over, the socket pair that uniquely defines the connection
is available for reuse.
When you have updated the fields, click OK to display the
Enterprise Connections Find workspace showing connections that match
the criteria you defined.
If you click Cancel, the target workspace is displayed with
no data.
Click Help to invoke the online help.
If you navigate forward through consecutive FIND workspaces and
then use the back arrow to navigate backwards, you are presented with
the same find dialog presented on entry to the original FIND workspace.
Tivoli Enterprise Portal treats backward navigation to a FIND workspace
the same as forward navigation.