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Generate SMF Records

After you define the exit, you need to generate SMF records.

To set up the server to generate SMF records

1. Access the IJTCFGxx configuration member. This is where the SMF record type and sub-types are specified.
2. Check that all of the subtypes that you require will be generated.

   The SMF statement SUBTYPE parameter allows specific subtypes to be selected or suppressed. To generate subtypes:

   • If your SMF statement does not specify SUBTYPE, leave it as it is
   • If the parameter is set to ALL, leave it as it is
   • If the parameter is set to NONE, set it to ALL or a list of the subtypes that you require
   • If the parameter is set to a list of subtypes, set it to ALL or a list of the subtypes that you require. The following subtype is used by your product: SUBTYPE 24—Telnet server session termination.