z/VM: CP Commands and Utilities Reference - z/VM - IBM

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... up to four responses per line
{LOGNxxxx} {DSC }
{LOGLxxxx} {ldev}
{LOGVxxxx -/uname}
{LOGNSYSC} {SYSC}
{LOGNSYSG} {SYSG}
{lognauto} {DSC}
[userid - ldev HOST hostname ]
[userid - ldev HOST hostname FROM IP-address]
[VSM - userid ]
[userid - luname, userid -luname,... ]
[userid - luname, userid -luname,... ]
[VSM - userid ]
[userid
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- netname.luname, ... ]
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userid
LOGNxxxx
LOGLxxxx
LOGVxxxx
LOGNSYSC
LOGNSYSG
lognauto
identifies the virtual machine. If a user has not completed logon processing to a
real device, userid is displayed in the form LOGNxxxx, where xxxx is the real
device number of the display being used. If a user has not completed logon
processing to a logical device, userid is displayed in the form LOGLxxxx, where
xxxx is the logical device number of the display being used. If a user has not
completed logon processing to an SNA/CCS terminal, userid is displayed in the
form LOGVxxxx, where xxxx is a unique identifier. If a user has not completed
logon processing to the system console, user ID LOGNSYSC is displayed. If a
user has not completed logon processing to the integrated 3270 console, user
ID LOGNSYSG is displayed. If a user has not completed AUTOLOG or
XAUTOLOG processing, the userid is displayed as lognauto. There may be
multiple instances of lognauto for different users.
HOST hostname
identifies the virtual machine that created and manages the logical device
where the user is logged in.
FROM IP-address
identifies the IP address associated with the logical device.
An IPv4 address is displayed in dotted-decimal format.
Example: 9.130.44.144
An IPv6 address is displayed in compressed format (“::” designates multiple
16-bit groups of zeros).
Example: The following is an IPv6 address:
F802:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0A00:0001
This address is displayed in compressed format as:
F802::A00:1
QUERY NAMES
rdev
DSC
ldev
SYSC
SYSG
identifies the device number where the user is logged on. The device may be
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