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  1. Prefácio
  2. Introdução aos Utilitários do PowerExchange
  3. createdatamaps - Utilitário de Criação do Mapa de Dados
  4. DTLCCADW - Utilitário Adabas PCAT
  5. DTLCUIML - Utilitário Marcador do Log do IMS
  6. DTLINFO - Utilitário de Informações de Liberação
  7. DTLINFOX - Enhanced Release Information Utility
  8. DTLREXE - Utilitário de Execução Remota
  9. DTLUAPPL - Utilitário de Token de Reinicialização
  10. DTLUCBRG - Utilitário de Registro em Lotes
  11. DTLUCDEP - Utilitário de Manutenção CDEP
  12. DTLUCSR2 - Utilitário de Registros IDMS SR2 e SR3
  13. DTLUCUDB - Utilitário do DB2 para Linux, UNIX e Windows CDC
  14. DTLULCAT e DTLULOGC - Utilitários de Catálogo de Logs IDMS
  15. DTLURDMO - Utilitário de Mapa de Dados
  16. DTLUTSK - Utilitário de Controle de Tarefa
  17. EDMLUCTR - Utilitário de Digitalização e Impressão de Log
  18. EDMUOPTS - Utilitário Service Aid
  19. EDMXLUTL - Utilitário do Marcador de Eventos
  20. HOSTENT - Utilitário Gerador de Relatórios de Endereços TCP/IP
  21. PWXCATMY - Utilitários de catálogo do MySQL
  22. PWXUCCLPRT - Utilitário de resumo de log de impressão
  23. PWXUCDCT - Utilitário do Agente de Log do PowerExchange para Linux, UNIX e Windows
  24. PWXUCREG - Utilitário de Registro de Captura
  25. PWXUMAP - Utilitário de lista de mapas
  26. PWXUCRGP - Utilitário de Impressão de Registros de Captura
  27. PWXUDMX - Utilitário de Memória ECSA de Hora de Atualização dos Mapas de Dados
  28. Utilitário de relatório PWXUGSK - SSL
  29. PWXUSSL - Utilitário de Relatório SSL do PowerExchange
  30. WRKJRNLCKE - Utilitário de Tabela de Bloqueio de Diário para IBM i
  31. ZOSTOUCH - Utilitário para Definir a Última Data Referenciada do z/OS

Utilities Guide

Utilities Guide

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Relatório PING_SSLINFO=N

Relatório PING_SSLINFO=N

O relatório PING com SSL_INFO=N fornece atributos de conexão segura do sistema que está recebendo ping.
Para gerar um relatório PING, insira o seguinte comando: 
pwxussl cmd=ping ping_location=i5v7r4_SSL ping_uid=userabc ping_pwd=pass1 ping_sslinfo=n
A saída a seguir é um exemplo de um relatório PING com SSL_INFO=N especificado: 
PWX-37129 MONITOR statistics switched off for process PWXUSSL
PWX-31008 TCPIP packet sizes for statement "NODE" name "abc1234_SSL" lowered from 262144 to 16384 for SSL connections.

Processing console program. pwxussl cmd=ping ping_location=i5v7r4_SSL ping_uid=userabc PING_PWD=???? ping_sslinfo=n

PING to location 'i5v7r4_SSL'
=============================
rc = 0 from OS_Get_Module_EP() on SSLOPNWP
rc = 0 from SSW_Init()
rc=0 from SSW_Env_Open()

Creating TCPIP socket connection to ipaddr 'i5v7r4' portno 50000
----------------------------------------------------------------
rc=0 from WSAStartup()
rc=0 from getaddrinfo() ipaddr=i5v7r4 portno=50000 socket number 496 returned from socket()
rc=0 from connect() socket=496

Creating OpenSSL secure socket connection to ipaddr 'i5v7r4' portno 50000
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
rc=0 from SSW_Socket_Open()
Secure socket created

Sending the Connect request
---------------------------
PacketSize 1344 = 2 * 96 (HDR) + 2 * 576 (LST_HDR_LEN)
rc=0 from SSW_Send()
Sent a Connect request. packet len=1344 WrittenLen=1344
Calling SSW_Receive() for 96 bytes
rc=0 from SSW_Receive(). Received 96 bytes
DTLREXE HDR. rc=0 rc1=0 rc2=0 datalen=96 ResultLen=0

Checking if the socket is readable
----------------------------------
Socket 496 is not readable as expected.
The PowerExchange listener has accepted the connection.

Sending the DTLREXEL PING request
---------------------------------
PacketSize 112 = 96 (HDR) + 16 (Data length)
rc=0 from SSW_Send()
Sent a DTLREXEL request. packet len=112 WrittenLen=112

Receiving the Ping Result set HDR
---------------------------------
Calling SSW_Receive() for 96 bytes
rc=0 from SSW_Receive(). Received 96 bytes
DTLREXE HDR. rc=0 rc1=0 rc2=0 datalen=104 ResultLen=8
Calling SSW_Receive() for 8 bytes
rc=0 from SSW_Receive(). Received 8 bytes
DTLREXEL result rc1=0 rc2=0

Terminating
-----------
rc=0 from SSW_Env_Close()
rc=0 from closesocket() on socket 496
rc=0 from OS_Unload_Module() on SSLOPNWP

Ping has run successfully at the TCPIP / SSL level.
Check displays in remote listener log.