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Status Tools

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Component Host Status Information

Component Host status information is displayed on a per component basis. Once the

status window opens, information about all hosts to which the component (that was

used to launch this tool communicates) is available. To display information for a

specific host, select the host in the Hosts display area. Component Host status

information includes the following:

• Component:

The node name and component number of the component used to launch the

Component Host Status tool displays in the format nodename:comp_number.

In this example, is4:4 (MPS 4 on node is4) was used to launch the tool. The

current state of the component (Up, Down, Unreachable) is identified by the

color coded symbols defined in Key area of the window, labeled States.

•Hosts:

The hosts display area identifies all hosts with which the component

communicates. For each host, the host name, state, and protocol are defined. The

current state of the host (Up, Down, Unreachable) is identified by the color

coded symbols defined in Key area of the window and labeled States. Information

about the VTs/Lines configured for the selected host, displays in the Lines area.

• Index by VT/Line:

You can select to display host status based on the VT number or the phone line

number with which the VT is associated. Select VT to display status based on VT

number. Select Line to display status based on the phone line number associated

with the VT.

• VT/Lines:

The VT/Lines display area identifies information about the state of individual

VT’s or phone lines. If VT was selected at the previous prompt, VTs display in

this area. If Line was selected at the previous prompt, phone lines display in this

area.

When the cursor is over a VT or Line, the VT number or line number displays

under this display area. The current state of the VT/Line (Up, Down, Unreachable,

Unassigned VT) is identified by the color coded symbols defined in Key area of

the window and labeled States. The applications associated with a VT/Line

(if any) are also identified by color coded symbols defined in the Key area of the

window, labeled Applications.

The relationship between a component’s phone lines and a host’s VTs are defined

in the commgr.cfg configuration file, which resides in the following locations:

Solaris: $MPSHOME/component_typeN/etc/commgr.cfg

Windows 2000:

%MPSHOME%\component_typeN\etc\info\commgr.cfg

• Applications:

The Applications display scrolling window identifies all applications (if any) that

are assigned to the component, regardless of which host is selected. Each

application is associated with a specific color. Each VT or line to which an

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