Viewing HSM Host Port Configuration Information

Command:   QH (Query Host). Can be used in online, offline or secure     state.

Function:      To display details of the Host port configuration of the HSM.

Inputs:         None

Outputs:       The message header length. This is the number of characters at the front of each command from the Host to the HSM (after the STX character). The HSM returns the message header in the response.
The protocol used.
The character format (EBCDIC or ASCII).
In an asynchronous system, the response delay. This is the delay before the HSM responds to the Host. It allows use of half-duplex Host communications that require a defined delay between the transmission of a command and the response from the HSM.
In an SNA - SDLC synchronous system, whether the interface is DCE or DTE.
In an SNA - SDLC synchronous system, the IBM environment. This can be IMS or CICS. Message identifier and offset are shown.
In an SNA - SDLC synchronous system, the interface port type. This can be RS-232 or V.35.
In an SNA - SDLC synchronous system, the SDLC station address.
In an asynchronous system, the Host baud rate.
In an asynchronous system, the Host word format.
In Ethernet use, the IP address. This is the Internet Protocol address of the HSM in the system.
In Ethernet use, the Well-Known-Address. This is the publicised TCP Port address of the HSM.

Errors:        None.

Example 1 (for transparent asynchronous communications):

Online> QH <Return>

Message header length: 04

Protocol: Transparent Asynchronous

Character format: ASCII

Terminating Sequence: 03 00

Interface: DCE

Response delay (ms): 00

Baud: 9600

Word format: 7 bits, no parity, 1 stop


Example 2 (for SNA-SDLC communications):

Online> QH <Return>

Message header length: 08

Protocol: SNA/SDLC 3274

Character format: EBCDIC

Station Address: C1

Host environment: IMS

IMS message identifier: PIN,MAC

IMS identifier offset: 03

Interface: V.35, DCE

Baud: 64000

Word format: 8 bits, no parity

Example 3 (for Ethernet communication with UDP):

Online> QH  <Return>

Message header length: 04

Protocol: Ethernet

Character format: ASCII

IP address: 128.100.003.001

Well-Known-Port address: 01500

Transport: UDP

Default gateway address: 128.100.003.005

Subnet mask: 255.255.255.000

Example 4 (for Ethernet communication with TCP/IP):

Online> QH  <Return>

Message header length: 04

Protocol: Ethernet

Character format: ASCII

IP address: 128.100.003.001

Well-Known-Port address: 01500

Transport: TCP, 6 connections

TCP keep_alive value: 120

Default gateway address: 128.100.003.005

Subnet mask: 255.255.255.000

Example 5 (for Ethernet communication with UDP and TCP/IP):

Offline> QH  <Return>

Message header length: 04

Protocol: Ethernet

Character format: ASCII

IP address: 128.100.003.001

Well-Known-Port address: 01500

Transport: UDP and TCP, 6 connections

TCP keep_alive value: 120

Default gateway address: 128.100.003.005

Subnet mask: 255.255.255.000


Example 6: (ESCON)

Offline> QH  <Return>

Message header length: 04

Protocol: ESCON

Character format: EBDIC