In the message, text is as follows:

procname    kernelasid   status   parmmemberlist
                     
PFS CONFIGURATION INFORMATION
PFS TYPE   ENTRY      ASNAME    DESC   ST       START/EXIT TIME     
type       entrypoint asname    desc   state    timestamp

PFS TYPE  DOMAIN        MAXSOCK   OPNSOCK  HIGHUSED
type      domain        maxssock  opnsock  hwmsock

SUBTYPES OF COMMON INET                                             
PFS NAME   ENTRY      START/EXIT TIME    STATUS     FLAGS
name       entrypoint timestamp          pfsstatus  pfsflags

PFS TYPE   FILESYSTYPE PARAMETER INFORMATION
type       parms     
type       CURRENT VALUES: FIXED(fixed) VIRTUAL(virtual) 

PFS TYPE  STATUS INFORMATION 
 pfsstatusinfo  

In response to the DISPLAY OMVS,PFS command, this message displays information about the z/OS UNIX physical file systems. The message contains several sections:

• The header section
• The PFS configuration section
• The socket information for each domain
• The multiple socket file systems defined in the Common INET
• The file system parameter for certain PFS
• The automount status information

In the header section:

hh.mm.ss

The time in hours (00–23), minutes (00–59), and seconds (00–59) for the DISPLAY OMVS command.

procname

The name of the z/OS UNIX cataloged procedure.

kernelasid

The address space id of the Kernel.

status

One of the following:

ACTIVE

z/OS UNIX is currently active.

NOT STARTED

z/OS UNIX was not started.

INITIALIZING

z/OS UNIX is initializing.

TERMINATING

z/OS UNIX is terminating.

TERMINATED

z/OS UNIX has terminated.

ETC/INIT WAIT

z/OS UNIX is waiting for the /etc/init or /usr/sbin/init program to complete initialization.

FORK SHUTDOWN

FORK service has been shutdown.

SHUTTING DOWN

z/OS UNIX is shutting down.

SHUTDOWN BLOCKED

z/OS UNIX shutdown processing is blocked by one or more jobs, and it waits for all of the blockers to unblock or terminate.

SHUTDOWN

z/OS UNIX is shut down.

RESTARTING

z/OS UNIX is restarting after a shut down.

parmmemberlist

The parmlib member name list specified on the SET OMVS command or on the initialization of OMVS.

In the PFS configuration section:

type

The data specified with the TYPE operand on the FILESYSTYPE statement.

If a dash (-) appears as the first character of PFS TYPE, it means the PFS is inactive.

entrypoint

The name of the load module specified with the ENTRYPOINT operand on the FILESYSTYPE or SUBFILESYSTYPE statements.

asname

The address space name for PFS.

desc

A brief description of the physical file system.

state

The PFS state and the start or exit time.

A

The PFS is active. The timestamp is the start time of the PFS.

I

The PFS is inactive. When the PFS is inactive with no timestamp, the PFS address space has not yet started. When the PFS is inactive with timestamp, the PFS has stopped at that time.

S

The PFS has stopped. It is waiting for the user to reply to the prompt: enter R to restart or I to terminate the PFS.

U

The PFS is unavailable. To restore the PFS, if you did not remove the definition from BPXPRMxx, shut down and restart OMVS. Or to add another FILESYSTYPE definition to BPXPRMxx and issue the SETOMVS RESET=(xx) command.

timestamp

The start or exit time of the PFS, displayed in the format of yyyy/mm/dd hh.mm.ss.

In the socket information section:

type

The data specified with the TYPE operand on the FILESYSTYPE statement.

If a dash (-) appears as the first character of PFS TYPE, it means the PFS is inactive.

domain

The domain name specified on the DOMAINNAME operand of a NETWORK statement for a sockets physical file system.

maxsock

The value specified on the MAXSOCKETS operand of a NETWORK statement for a sockets physical file system. It specifies the maximum number of sockets that can be open at one time for the address family.

opnsock

The number of sockets that are currently opened for this sockets physical file system.

hwmsock

The highest number of sockets opened at one time for this sockets physical file system.

For configuration with multiple socket file systems defined in the common INET, there is a section to display each subtype. In this section:

name

The data specified with the NAME operand on the SUBFILESYSTYPE statement. If a dash (-) should appear as the first character for any PFS name, it means that the PFS is inactive.

pfsstatus

Either of the following status is shown:

ACT

The PFS is active.

INACT

The PFS is inactive.

If the PFS is inactive with no timestamp, the address space of the PFS has not yet started; if the PFS is inactive with a timestamp, the PFS has stopped at that time.

timestamp

The start or exit time of the PFS, displayed in the format of yyyy/mm/dd hh.mm.ss.

pfsflags

One of the following flag values is shown:

CD

Current® default transport provider: The system is currently using this PFS as the default transport provider although it was not specified as the default with the SUBFILESYSTYPE statement.

SD

Specified default transport provider: This PFS was specified as the default transport provider with the SUBFILESYSTYPE statement. However, it is currently not being used as the default.

SC

Specified is current transport provider: This PFS was specified as the default transport provider with the SUBFILESYSTYPE statement and the system is currently using it as the default.

In the file system parameter section:

type

The data specified with the TYPE operand on the FILESYSTYPE statement.

If a dash (-) appears as the first character of PFS TYPE, it means the PFS is inactive.

parms

The data specified with the PARM operand on the FILESYSTYPE or the SUBFILESYSTYPE statements. For the HFS, the current settings for the FIXED and VIRTUAL parameters will also be displayed.

Note: Although you may specify up to 1024 bytes with the PARM operand, only the first 165 bytes will be displayed.

fixed

The amount of virtual storage (in megabytes) that is fixed at HFS initialization time.

virtual

The amount of virtual storage (in megabytes) that HFS data and meta data buffers should use.

In the automount status section:

timestamp

The time when the automount was run, displayed in the format of yyyy/mm/dd hh.mm.ss.

Note: If automount has been run from a member system at a system level lower than zOS V1R11, the automount status section displays only the timestamp information.

system

The name of the system on which the automount was run.

user

The ID of the user that ran automount.

policy

The path name of the automount policy used.