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How You Monitor File Transfer Applications

You can monitor and act on file transfer application resources in a loaded system image from the File Transfer Resource Monitor. You access the monitor using the /FTMON panel shortcut.

Example: File Transfer Resource Monitor

The following illustration shows an example of monitored file transfer resources.

 PROD12#11------------- File Transfer Resource Monitor ----------------CO11-0002
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         S=Status L=Transient Log D=Display A=Act T=Term DB=Database ?=List Cmds
     System   Class  Resource       Desired  Actual     Mode       Logical   Ovr
     CO11     FTPMGR FTPD111        ACTIVE   ACTIVE     MANUAL     OK           
     CO11     FTPMON FTPD111.CO31   SERVCO31 AVAILABLE AT 01.19
     CO11     FTPMON FTPD111.CONNEC 0 CONNECTIONS CHECKED. ALL OK AT 00.51      
     CO11     FTPMON FTPD111.LISTEN LISTENER TASK FOUND AT 00.48 PORT 21        
     CO11     XCMGR  XC300DE2       XC300DE1 NOT AVAILABLE AT 00.51             
     CO11     XCMON  XC300DE2.ACTIV STATUS(ACTIVE) CNT(0) AT 00.47              
     CO11     XCMON  XC300DE2.CONNE 0 CONNECTIONS CHECKED. ALL OK AT 00.51      
     CO11     XCMON  XC300DE2.HOLD  STATUS(HELD) CNT(0) AT 00.47                
     CO11     XCMON  XC300DE2.INACT STATUS(INACTIVE) CNT(0) AT 00.47            
     CO11     XCMON  XC300DE2.LISTE LISTENER TASK FOUND AT 00.51 PORT 8745      
     CO11     XCMON  XC300DE2.STALL NO TRANSFERS FOUND AT 00.51                 
     CO11     XCMON  XC300DE2.SUSPE STATUS(SUSPENDED) CNT(0) AT 00.47           
     CO11     XCMON  XC300DE2.XC300 XC300DE1 NOT AVAILABLE AT 00.51             
     **END**                                                                    

The example shows the status of an FTP manager resource (FTPD111), a CA XCOM Data Transport manager resource (XC300DE2), and associated monitor resources:

• The FTPD111 FTP manager resource monitors the status of the FTP server. It owns the following monitor resources:
  • FTPD111.CO31, which monitors a remote FTP server (a file transfer partner)
  • FTPD111.CONNECT, which monitors file transfer connections to the server
  • FTPD111.LISTEN, which monitors the listener
• The XC300DE2 CA XCOM Data Transport manager resource monitors the status of the CA XCOM Data Transport application. It owns the following monitor resources:
  • XC300DE2.ACTIVE, which monitors active file transfer requests
  • XC300DE2.CONNECT, which monitors the file transfer connections
  • XC300DE2.HOLD, which monitors held requests
  • XC300DE2.INACTIVE, which monitors inactive requests
  • XC300DE2.LISTEN, which monitors the listener
  • XC300DE2.STALLS, which watches for stalled file transfers
  • XC300DE2.SUSPEND, which monitors suspended requests
  • XC300DE2.XC300DE1, which monitors a remote CA XCOM Data Transport application (a file transfer partner)

The example indicates that all the monitored resources are in their normal operating state, except for the CA XCOM Data Transport remote node monitor (XC300DE2.XC300DE1), which indicates that the XC300DE1 file transfer partner is not available.