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Controlling the PowerExchange Listener

You can use PowerExchange Listener commands to list all active tasks and stop specific tasks.

A list of the active PowerExchange Listener tasks includes the following information:

TCP/IP address

Port number

Application name

Access type

Status

The following table identifies the commands that list all active PowerExchange Listener tasks and the types of systems from which the commands can be issued:

Command	Systems
DISPLAY ACTIVE	i5/OS z/OS Linux, UNIX, and Windows
LISTTASK	z/OS From the PowerExchange Navigator on Windows to a PowerExchange Listener on any system
pwxcmd listtask {-service\|-sv} service	From a Linux, UNIX, or Window system to a PowerExchange Listener on any system

The following table identifies the commands that stop a PowerExchange Listener task and the types of systems from which the commands can be issued:

Command	Systems
STOPTASK	All From the PowerExchange Navigator on Windows to a PowerExchange Listener on any system
pwxcmd stoptask {-service\|-sv} service	From a Linux, UNIX, or Window system to a PowerExchange Listener on any system