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

MFS
mfssize indicates the Maximum Frame Size. It is displayed only for
HiperSockets adapters.
RX packets
rxpackets is the number of packets received.
TX packets
txpackets is the number of packets transmitted.
Discarded
nnn indicates the number of packets discarded.
Errors
nnn indicates the number of error packets discarded.
RX bytes
rxbytes is the number of bytes received.
TX bytes
txbytes is the number of bytes transmitted.
Connection Name
groupid is the name assigned by your communications software to this
connection.
State
description represents the current state of this connection (usually “Session
Established”).
Device
vdev is one of the devices assigned to this connection.
Unit
nnn indicates the relative device number on this adapter (the base device is unit
000).
Role
role is the role assigned to this device (CTL-READ, CTL-WRITE, or DATA).
VLAN
nnnn(n) indicates the effective VLAN ID or IDs for the device. Multiple VLAN ID
lines may be shown if the virtual switch is protected by an ESM.
status is ″Assigned by system″ or ″Assigned by user″. If the specified VLAN ID
conflicts with the authorizations for this user, ″Conflicting VLAN ID″ is displayed.
Router
type ipversion indicates the adapter has configured itself as a router with type
Primary, Secondary or Multicast in IP version IPv4 or IPv6. vlan is either VLAN
followed by the VLAN ID, if it is a VLAN-specific router, or Global, if it is a
global router. If it is a global router, lines will follow to describe which VLAN IDs
the adapter is routing for.
The router line is displayed only when a router is configured.
QUERY NIC
Options
options indicates the currently enabled features for this interface, such as
Broadcast, Multicast, IPv4 or IPv6.
ipaddr
represents one Unicast IP address that has been registered to this device and
optional information relating to the IP address.
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