The MISC server generates periodic messages whenever a client sends
data to ports 7, 9, or 19. If this server runs continually for a
long period of time, considerable amounts of spool space can be consumed.
Therefore, the MISC server has all tracing turned off by default.
You can enable the trace options for any of the three MISC server
protocols using the PARMS= parameter on the PROC statement of the
cataloged procedure. These options will be in effect when the server
starts.
- TRACE
- Turns
on tracing for any of the specified protocols and must be followed
by one or more of these three keywords:
- ECho
- Specifies
tracing for the echo protocol on port 7.
- DIscard
- Specifies
tracing for the discard protocol on port 9.
- CHargen
- Specifies
tracing for the character generator protocol on port 19.
- DEbug
- Specifies tracing for problem determination.
For example, the following statement turns tracing
on for the echo and discard protocols.
//MISCSERV PROC MODULE=MISCSRV,PARMS='TRACE ECHO DISCARD'