Purpose
The DISPLAY GTW command displays all sessions connected to the gateway.
Syntax
{ DISPLAY | DI } GTW { gtwid | ALL }
- gtwid
- vproc number of the gateway containing the sessions you want to display.
- ALL
- Keyword that displays all sessions regardless of selected Host Group.
To list all possible values for gtwid, use DISPLAY NETWORK.
Usage Notes
For a specific gtwid, Gateway Global shows:
- Gateway vproc number
- Node the gateway vproc is running on, in the format cabinetID-moduleID
- Number of sessions on the gateway
- The following information for each session:
- Session ID number
- PE vproc number
- Node the PE vproc is running on, in the format cabinetID-moduleID
- Local? can be Yes or No. Yes indicates that the PE and gateway vprocs are running on the same node.
- User name associated with the session
- Internet address of the originating host for the session
- Status
- SP (Client Security Policy)
- PP (Proxy Security Policy)
- RNP (Recoverable Network Protocol)
If the ALL keyword is specified, Gateway Global shows:
- Name of the Teradata Database
- Total number of sessions for all gateways
- The following information for each session:
- Host group number
- Gateway vproc number
- Node the gateway vproc is running on, in the format cabinetID-moduleID
- Session ID number
- PE vproc number
- Node the PE vproc is running on, in the format of cabinetID-moduleID
- Local? can be Yes or No. Yes indicates the PE and gateway vprocs are running on the same node.
- User name associated with the session
- Internet address of the originating host for the session
- Status
- SP (Client Security Policy)
- PP (Proxy Security Policy)
- RNP (Recoverable Network Protocol)
Example: Displaying sessions connected to a specified gateway
To display a gateway (for example, gateway 22528), type:
di gtw 22528The following appears:
GTW 22528 on node 001-01 has 18 sessions Session PE Node Local? User IP Adr Status SP PP RNP ------- ----- ------ ------ ------ ---------- --------- -- -- --- 1001 30719 001-01 Yes TEST 192.0.2.30 CONNECTED N No 1003 30719 001-01 Yes TEST 192.0.2.30 CONNECTED N No 1005 30719 001-01 Yes TEST 192.0.2.30 CONNECTED N No 1006 30719 001-01 Yes TEST 192.0.2.30 CONNECTED N No 1007 30719 001-01 Yes TEST 192.0.2.30 CONNECTED N No 1008 30719 001-01 Yes TEST 192.0.2.30 CONNECTED N No 1009 30719 001-01 Yes TEST 192.0.2.30 CONNECTED N No 1010 30719 001-01 Yes TEST 192.0.2.30 CONNECTED N No 1011 30719 001-01 Yes TEST 192.0.2.30 CONNECTED N No 1012 30719 001-01 Yes TEST 192.0.2.30 CONNECTED N No 1013 30719 001-01 Yes TEST 192.0.2.30 CONNECTED N No 1014 30719 001-01 Yes TEST 192.0.2.30 CONNECTED N No 1015 30719 001-01 Yes TEST 192.0.2.30 CONNECTED N No 1016 30719 001-01 Yes TEST 192.0.2.30 CONNECTED N No 1017 30719 001-01 Yes TEST 192.0.2.30 CONNECTED N No 1018 30719 001-01 Yes TEST 192.0.2.30 CONNECTED N No 1019 30719 001-01 Yes TEST 192.0.2.30 CONNECTED N No 1020 30719 001-01 Yes TEST 192.0.2.30 CONNECTED N No
Example: Displaying sessions on all host groups
To display all of the gateway sessions on all host groups, type:
di gtw allThe following appears:
System WUSRH122051-JEA has 1 connected session HG GTW Node Session PE Node Local? User IP Adr Status SP PP RNP --- ----- ------ ------- ----- ------ ------ ---- ---------- --------- -- -- --- 1 22528 001-01 1005 16383 001-01 Yes TEST 192.0.2.30 CONNECTED N No