HostLinkUsage report

The HostLinkUsage Report summarizes maximum (high water mark) session availability and usage per host link, reporting statistics at 30-minute intervals. Statistics show the maximum number of sessions configured to a host link (not the maximum number of sessions that were available, used, or disabled).

Figure 1. The HostLinkUsage report

HostLinkUsage report


System: luton                                 Printed: Apr 23, 1997 at 13:40

Activity from: April 23, 1997                             To: April 23, 1997

Link:          LUTONAP

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    Time |      Minutes      Max LUs      Max LUs      Max LUs     Max LUs

  Period |  Link Active       Config        Ready    Allocated    Disabled

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   11:00 |            0           17            0            0           0

   11:30 |            0           27            0            0           0

   12:00 |            0           27            0            0           0

   12:30 |            0           27            0            0           0

   13:00 |            0           27            0            0           0

   13:30 |            0           27            0            0           0

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   Total |            0           27            0            0           0

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Link: The host link.
Time Period: The specific 30-minute interval.
Minutes Link Active: The total number of minutes the physical link to the host was active.
Max LUs Config: The maximum number of sessions configured for host applications.
Max LUs Ready: The maximum number of sessions that were available to host applications.
Max LUs Allocated: The maximum number of sessions that were invoked by the 3270 executor.
Max LUs Disabled: The maximum number of sessions manually disabled in host applications.