Displaying the current settings of TELNET servers

You can use the BS2000 command SHOW-FTP-TELNET-STATUS to obtain information on the current settings of BS2000 TELNET servers.

The following information is output:

• Settings made when the servers were generated

• Current information on the server task’s TSN and number of active connections

The servers place the data in auxiliary files with the following names:

• SYSDAT.TCP-IP-AP.nnn.TELNETD.CONF.<port>

  <port> specifies the port number of the relevant server.

These files are deleted when the server is shut down.

SHOW-FTP-TELNET-STATUS

SERVER= *FTP(...)/ *TELNET(...)
	*FTP(...)
	|	PORT-NUMBER= *STD-PORT / *ANY / <integer 0..32767>
	*TELNET(...)
	|	PORT-NUMBER=*STD-PORT / *ANY / <integer 0..32767>
, INFORMATION= *STD /*ALL
, OUTPUT=*SYSOUT/*SYSLST

SERVER=
Name of the server whose data is to be output (FTP or TELNET).

SERVER=*TELNET(...)
Output of a TELNET server’s configuration data.

PORT-NUMBER=
Port number of the TELNET server whose configuration data is to be output.

PORT-NUMBER=*STD-PORT
Port number 23. This is the default.

PORT-NUMBER=*ANY
Information on all TELNET servers currently active is output.

PORT-NUMBER=< integer 0..32767>
Port number of the TELNET server whose configuration data is to be output.

INFORMATION=
Type and scope of the information output.

INFORMATION= *STD
Output of a list of servers specified by PORT-NUMBER. This is the default.

INFORMATION= *ALL
Output of all information on all servers specified by PORT-NUMBER.

OUTPUT=
Output medium to which the information is to be written.

OUTPUT=*SYSOUT
Output is to SYSOUT. This is the default.

OUTPUT=*SYSLST
Output is to SYSLST.

Messages

TCP9240	COMMAND SHOW-FTP-TELNET-STATUS SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED. Meaning SHOW-FTP-TELNET-STATUS successfully completed. Response <None>
TCP9241	ERROR DMS(&00) DURING EXECUTION OF FSTAT. Meaning Error during execution of FSTAT on configuration files. Response Check whether any servers are active.
TCP9242	COULD NOT OPEN CONFIGURATION FILE (&00). Meaning Desired server not active or configuration file (&00) locked. Response Check whether the desired server is active.
TCP9243	COULD NOT READ CONFIGURATION FILE (&00). Meaning Configuration file (&00) could not be read. Response Check file.

Command return codes

(SC2)      SC1	Maincode	Meaning
0	TCP9240	Command successfully completed
64	TCP9241	See message TCP9241
64	TCP9242	See message TCP9242
64	TCP9243	See message TCP9243