Hello John,

In this case Google might be a useful tool for you to use to look for the 
answer your are asking concerning netcp_cons...  anyway, here is a sample:

Here has a sample of the nstcp_cons command.

: debug
$1 ($5b) nmdebug > use datinit.dat.telesup
$b ($5b) nmdebug > macstart ,"1"
$116 ($5b) nmdebug > use netmac.pubxl.telesup
$3e3 ($5b) nmdebug > nstcp_cons
TCP Connections
  connection count = $a = #10
  Index  Connection  State   Link      Src IP    Dst IP    SSap  DSap
NWTM
      1  $16f.79c8    0.5    00000000  1071095c  7f000001  0015  fbb7
$c6.6450
      2  $16f.57f4    7.7    00000000  7f000001  7f000001  0014  fbbb
$c6.5a48
      3  $16f.4a6c    6.0    00000000  7f000001  7f000001  fbbb  0014
$c6.5398
      4  $16f.43a8    6.0    00000000  7f000001  1071095c  fbc0  0015
$c6.6e58
      5  $16f.3ce4    7.6    00000000  1071095c  7f000001  0015  fbc0
$c6.7bb8
      6  $16f.2f5c    7.7    00000000  7f000001  7f000001  0014  fbc4
$c6.7860
      7  $16f.1b10    6.0    00000000  7f000001  7f000001  fbc4  0014
$c6.7f10
      8  $16f.657c    0.5    00010000  1071095c  1071095f  fbc8  0015
$c6.6b00
      9  $16f.7304    7.7    00010000  1071095c  1071095f  fbfc  0014
$c6.6e58
     10  $16f.2898    4.4    00010000  1071095c  0fe4a8da  0622  04c3
$c6.7f10

------------------------------------------------------------------------
----

$3e4 ($5b) nmdebug > exit
/SYS/WORK:

The nstcp_cons macro is one of many tools frequently used by the HP RC to 
troubleshoot network problems.

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If the above breaks your system, it's yours and you keep both pieces.

Regards,
James Hofmeister
Email: <first>.<last>@hp.com
Hewlett Packard - Global Solutions Engineering (WTEC)
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