Syntax

SHow -APPN ISRsessions

No default

Description

The ISRsessions parameter displays the status of Intermediate Session Routing (ISR) sessions, or the full session between two endpoint LUs. Because the local network node is an intermediate point between the two endpoints on the session, the display shows both the part of the session incoming to the network node and the part of the session outgoing from it.

Example

The following is an example of the display obtained by entering the SHow -APPN ISRsessions command:

:

============================ SHow -APPN ISRsessions ==========================
-----------------------------------ISR Sessions--------------------------------
Originator	COS	Limit	Primary		Secondary
CP name	name	Res	LFSID	Linkname	LFSID	Link name
US3COMHQ.IBM4	SNASVCMG	NO	010201	LINK0000	000201	@I000001
US3COMHQ.IBM4	#INTER	NO	010202	LINK0000	000202	@I000001

Table 22 explains the headings in the ISR sessions display.

Table 22 ISRsessions Display Meanings

Display Heading	Meaning
Originator CP name	Control point name of the node that sends out the BIND for that session.
COS name	Class of service named used for the ISR session.
Limit Res	Indicates whether the ISR session is over a limited resource.
Primary LFSID	Primary Local Form Session Identifier (LFSid). The first two digits of the LFSid (the ODAI bit) indicates which node was assigned the values in the transmission header. For more information on the ODAI bit format, see the IBM document, APPN Architecture and Product Implementations Tutorial.
Primary Link name	Name of the link for the primary stage of the session.
Secondary LFSID	Secondary Local Form Session Identifier (LFSid). The ODAI bit in the LFSid indicates which node was assigned the values in the transmission header.
Secondary Link name	Name of the link for the secondary stage of the session.