LOG CONNECTIONS UTILITY
                   Release Level TUE 07/17/90 14:59 PM



This application consists of one runfile: LogConn.Run

Product Name   : Log Connections
Supported On   : B24, B26, B27, B28, B38, B39, and all SuperGen hardware
Supported OS   : BTOS II, CTOS I, CTOS II, CTOS III

Description    : The Log Connections utility filters requests associated with 
                 OSI Session (ses), OSI Transport-WAN (trs), OSI Transport-LAN 
                 (botl), LAN STI (lansti), and X.25 (x25), and displays on the 
                 screen, and optionally to a file, the messages indicating the 
                 actions of the various components concerning connections 
                 established and broken.  This program is very useful in 
                 debugging BNet related problems where a connection attempt 
                 across the network reports an 8992 error code.

Directions/Use : The suggested method for using this utility is to install the 
                 Context Manager and run the Log Connections program in one 
                 partition.  This leaves other partitions free for monitoring 
                 utilities or to run other programs.  If you run the Log 
                 Connections program without using Context Manager, the 
                 keyboard and video are not accessible during the logging 
                 session.  When you are done monitoring connections, type 
                 FINISH, which causes the program to close the output file and 
                 exit. To run the Log Connections utility execute the /Log 
                 Connections command using the parameters which are described 
                 and detailed below:
                 
                 [Output file (default screen only)]
                 
                 This field is optional.  The default output is to the 
                 screen.  Enter a file or device name in which to print the
                 program's output.  The messages are always written to the 
                 screen, with no scrolling  control.
                 
                 [Services (default all)]
                 
                 This field is optional.  The default is all services.  The 
                 codes for the services desired (ses, trs, botl, lansti, x25) 
                 should be entered on one line, separated by spaces.  If left 
                 blank, then the program tries to monitor all installed 
                 services.
                 
                 [# of requests outstanding (default 200)]
                 
                 This field is optional.  Enter the number of requests to 
                 monitor, unless you have a very large number of connections 
                 active, the default of 200 should be plenty.
                 
                                 
COMMAND

/Log Connections
  [Output file (default screen only)]
  [Services (default all)]
  [# of requests outstanding (default 200)]