The NSP command is similar to the DC (Data Communications) command except that it analyzes only the network support processor (NSP) tables, not the data communications controller (DCC)

Syntax

── NSP ─┬───────────────────────┬─┬───────┬────────────────────────────┤
        └─<relative NSP number>─┘ └─ MSG ─┘

Explanation

The following text explains the meaning of each construct:

NSP MSG

Analyzes messages in nontanked data comm queues in the DCALGOL queue.

NSP <relative NSP number>

Analyzes the NSP tables only for the specified NSP device.

Example

The following shows example output for the NSP command.

INPUT: NSP
  Data Communications Analysis

LSN Ranges:
      Maximum Datacom LSN = 12045  Minimum LSN = 00002
      Maximum MCP LSN     = 16583  Minimum LSN = 16384

  NSP Datacom Configuration:
      Configured : Relative NSP Number(s) = 0, 1
      Initialized: Relative NSP Number(s) = 0
      NSP0109/00 : Unit Taken, MaxLines=31, DCC SNR=00F8

NSP Table Analysis For NSP 0
=== ===== ======== === === =

  NSPSTATUS 0:0 006D1F C000F8  Max Lines=31, Unit=109,
                                    Unit Taken, DCC SNR = 00F8
    NSPMASTER 0: C 400000 001233    (Data Desc To Line Vector)

NSP Table Analysis For NSP 1
=== ===== ======== === === =

NSPSTATUS 1:0 806E0F 800000  OffLine, Max Lines=15,
                                      Unit=110, DCC SNR = 0000
    NSPMASTER 1: C 000000 001234    (Data Desc To Line Vector)