DVIPA Distributor Targets Attributes

Use these attributes to view information about the dynamic virtual IP address (DVIPA) distributor targets.

Abnormal Transaction Percent The percent of abnormal transaction completions for the server application on the target port or the average of the individual values for all the server applications sharing the port.

Collection Time The date and time of the data sampling. By default, this value is displayed as MM/DD/YY hh:mm:ss, where MM is the month, DD is the day, YY is the year, hh is the hour, mm is the minute, and ss is the second.

Destination LPAR Name The LPAR name of the target system.

Destination System ID The SMF system ID of the sysplex distributor system.

Destination TCPIP Host Name The short TCP/IP host name of the target stack.

Destination TCPIP Job Name The TCP/IP job name of the target stack.

Destination XCF IP Address The dynamic XCF IP address of the target TCP/IP stack.

Destination zOS Image Name The name of the z/OS operating system on which the destination stack resides.

Distribution Port Function An indication of certain attributes of the distribution function for the DVIPA and port. This is a 1-byte hexadecimal number where the bits have the following meanings and bit 0 is the leftmost bit:

For example, the hexadecimal value X'A0', which is the same as the binary value B'10100000', indicates that the distBaseWlm and targetpathInactive bits are set.

For the most current information about this field, see the ibmMvsDVIPADistPortFlag MIB object description in the IBM MVS TCP/IP enterprise-specific MIB module, mvstcpip.mi2, which is installed in the /usr/lpp/tcpip/samples z/OS UNIX file system directory.

Distributor LPAR Name The LPAR name of the sysplex distributor system.

Distributor System ID The SMF system ID of the sysplex distributor system.

Distributor TCPIP Host Name The short TCP/IP host name of the sysplex distributor stack.

Distributor TCPIP Job Name The TCP/IP job name of the sysplex distributor.

Distributor zOS Image Name The name of the z/OS operating system.

DVIPA The dynamic virtual IP address.

DVIPA DVIPA Port The concatenation of the DVIPA and DVIPA Port attribute values. The format of the concatenated values is dvipa:dvipa_port, where dvipa is the DVIPA value and dvipa_port is the DVIPA Port value. This attribute is used to depict the x-axis in the bar chart view and is for NetView product internal use.

DVIPA Port The DVIPA distributor port.

Dynamically Added Port An indication of whether the target port was dynamically added to distribution or explicitly specified. If the value is Yes, the port was dynamically added. If the value is No, the port was explicitly specified.

Number of Connections The number of connections for the DVIPA and port that have been distributed to the target stack.

Number of Listening Servers The number of servers ready at the port on the target system to service connection requests.

Origin Node The parent node of the workspace.

Port Health Percent The health indicator of the server application on the target port. If several server applications share the port, it is the average of the individual values for all the server applications sharing the port. Any value less than 100 percent indicates that one or more of the servers has problems.

Server Acceptance Percent The responsiveness value of the target server. This value is the percentage of new connection requests that the target server has accepted.

Server Establishment Percent The connection establishment rate. This value is the percentage of connection setup requests received at the target that change to the established state.

Server Processing Percent The server accept efficiency fraction. This value indicates the efficiency of the server application in accepting new connection requests and managing the backlog queue.

Server Setup Percent The target connectivity success rate. This value is the percentage of connection setup requests routed from the distributor that are successfully received by the target for this server.

Sysplex Name The name of the sysplex.

WLM Weight The Workload Manager (WLM) weight value for either the z/OS images on which the target TCP/IP stack is located or the specific server on the target stack. This value indicates the available processor capacity of the target system. When the weight value is lower, the capacity is also lower. This value is normalized so that the lowest value is 1.