These operator commands are supported by the System SSL server:

STOP GSKSRVR or P GSKSRVR

Causes an orderly shutdown of the server.

MODIFY GSKSRVR,parameters or F GSKSRVR,parameters

Causes a command to be executed by the server. Some parameters are:

DISPLAY CRYPTO

Displays the available encryption algorithms, whether hardware cryptographic support is available and the maximum encryption key size. '' is displayed if the encryption algorithm is not available.

This command can be abbreviated as 'D CRYPTO'

DISPLAY LEVEL

Displays the current System SSL service level.

This command can be abbreviated as 'D LEVEL'

DISPLAY SIDCACHE

Displays the current and maximum data space sizes in megabytes followed by the session cache users and the number of cache entries for each user. The count includes expired cache entries until they are removed from the cache during an update to the hash list containing the expired entry. Each GSKSRVR started task maintains its own session cache for sessions created on that system. The 'DISPLAY SIDCACHE' command must be issued for each started task to display the cache entries for the entire sysplex. This can be done by issuing 'RO *ALL,F GSKSRVR,D SIDCACHE'.

This command can be abbreviated as 'D SIDCACHE'

DISPLAY XCF

Displays the status of all instances of the GSKSRVR started task in the sysplex.

This command can be abbreviated as 'D XCF'

STOP

Causes an orderly shutdown of the server. This is the same as entering the "STOP GSKSRVR" command.

TRACE OFF

Turns off tracing for the System SSL started task.

TRACE ON,level

Turns on tracing for the System SSL started task. The trace output is written to the file specified by the GSK_TRACE_FILE environment variable or to the default trace file if the GSK_TRACE_FILE environment variable is not defined. The level value specifies the trace level. See the descriptions of the GSK_TRACE and GSK_TRACE_FILE environment variables for more information about SSL tracing.