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Using the NETSTAT Command
The TSO NETSTAT command or the onetstat shell command can be used to report
information about TCP/IP sessions. Here are some examples:
- display by IP address
- NETSTAT TELNET (IPA 208.*
will show telnet sessions where the IP address of either the client
or the server is of the form 208.nn.nn.nn
- by client
- NETSTAT CONN (CLI FSS*
will show all active connections to jobs beginning with FSS
- by application name
- NETSTAT TELNET (CLI OM*
will show all telnet sessions to VTAM applications starting with OM
- by LU name
- NETSTAT TELNET (LUN TCP*
will show all telnet sessions to VTAM LUs starting with TCP
The REPORT option may be specified to store the result in a dataset
named 'userid.NETSTAT.option' where option is the first parameter to the
NETSTAT command. The STACK option may be specified to make the result of
the NETSTAT command available for use by REXX or a CLIST; this option
is not supported in an ISPF environment.
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