NetEx EFT213 Reference Manual Rel 5.4

eFT: Remote: Login failed (SI693-8011).eFT>Of course, since all logins are made through the security system of the remote host, the error message actuallyseen by the user will depend on the host to which the connection is being made.Following a successful login as above, a SHOW HOST command can be used to display all remote host connectionsheld by this NetEx/eFT session. Each session can support up to ten host connections. The commandbelow reveals just one remote host connection. The connection displayed is the one just established byLOGIN at the beginning of this session.eFT> sho hosteFT:eFT:active --> (1) Host=zos5eFT:eFT>User=TEST4Once a connection is established, a SHOW REMOTE command can be issued to return useful informationabout the connection and the remote NetEx/eFT host. From the list below, for example, it can be seen that theremote host character code is ‘EBCDIC’, the default directory/prefix is ‘TEST4’, and the NetEx/eFT versionnumber is ‘eFT 5.4’.zos5> show remoteeFT:eFT: * BLOCKsize ......... 16384eFT: * COPYRight ......... COPYRIGHT(c)1999-2012-Network Executive Software,Inc.Mpls. MNeFT: DIRectory ......... TEST1eFT: * GATEway ...........eFT: HOMEdir ........... TEST1eFT: * HOST .............. zos5eFT: * HOSTCODE .......... EBCDICeFT: * HOSTENV ........... TSO FOREGROUNDeFT: * HOSTOS ............ z/OS 1.8eFT: * HOSTTYPE .......... MVSeFT: * LicExp ............ 20111226eFT: * LicKey ............ CEWY-YAAU-AAA3-GUXW-HSGO-QOODeFT: * LicNotOper ........ 20120115eFT: * PID ............... 0XFCEE808DF4B0eFT: PREFix ............ eFT:eFT: * PRODuct ........... EFT213eFT: QUIet ............. offeFT: * ROOTdir ........... KINGMBA.EFT0100.TEXTeFT: * SERvice ........... eft2eFT: * STATus ............eFT: * TRANSlate ......... NetworkeFT: TSOPREfix ......... TEST1eFT: * USERname .......... TEST1eFT: * VERsion ........... 5.4.5eFT:eFT: * Informational qualifier (cannot be modified).eFT:Similar information can also be displayed about the local IBM z/OS host by issuing the SHOW LOCALcommand.Once a connection is established to a remote host, users can issue commands to that host using the REMOTEcommand. The example below issues “REMOTE WHO,” a UNIX command which says to return a list ofPage 4 Introduction REF-eFT213-R5.4-08