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netstat has no output other than the display. And the Work with interfaces
option of CFGTCP menu has no command equivalent. But if you are on v5r1, or
later, there are now APIs that let you retrieve the status of interfaces,
as well as other TCP/IP operational info. In tnis case, List Network
Interface (QtocLstNetIfc) puts all the interface info into a user space.
You'd need to poll the status from time to time. This can be called
(CALLPRC) from a CLLE - Service Program: QTOCNETSTS. You don't need to name
the service program in the compile - it's included automatically.
CALLPRC PRC('QtocLstNetIfc') +
PARM('X QTEMP ' +
'NIFC0100' +
X'0000000000000000')
does the trick, putting the data into *USRSPC QTEMP/X. Then use the
appropriate user space APIs to get the information. Look up CL & APIs under
Programming in InfoCenter.
HTH
Vern
At 01:09 PM 7/2/2003 -0700, you wrote:
Greetings! I would like to check the status of a
TCP/IP interface. If the status is not *active I would
want to get a notification to the system operator, and
if the status is failed to vary off and on. Can this
be accomplished in a CL?
Thanks,
Phil
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