The command you want is :-

SYS:nscontrol status=servers

SERVER      MIN    MAX  ACTIVE RESERVED DEBUG  PIN  JOBNUM  STATUS

HPIPNS        0  32767       0        0  OFF

IASQLSVR      0  32767       0        0  OFF

NSSTATUS      0    300       0        0  OFF

LOOPBACK      0    300       0        0  OFF

VTSERVER      0    502      51        0  OFF

                                               342  #S4460  ACTIVE

                                              1350  #S4459  ACTIVE

                                                47  #S4450  ACTIVE

                                               131  #S4444  ACTIVE

                                              1344  #S4443  ACTIVE

                                               877  #S4437  ACTIVE
                                               ........ etc
You can reset them as follows :-

NSCONTROL SERVER=VTSERVER,,502


Bill


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-----Original Message-----
From: Dave Knispel [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: 16 August 2000 21:54
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: [HP3000-L] TCP Connection Count


To the list,

I had a problem today with connections to my HP3000.  After about 100 users,
VT sessions would no longer get a prompt.  It turned out that I had my TCP
connection count set to 128.  I had to increase that.  Is there a way to see
how many connections there actually are?

David Knispel
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