Standard subtype record numbers

TCP/IP logging of SMF records can be activated through the use of the SMFCONFIG and SMFPARMS statements in the TCP/IP profile. The TCP/IP SMF records written using record Type 118 (x'76') and their standard subtypes are described in this topic.

Guideline: If you use the SMFPARMS statement, you can specify that records be written with nonstandard subtype records. However, you should use the standard subtype records shown in Table 1.

Table 1. Standard subtype record numbers
Record number	Description
1	TCP API initialization
2	TCP API termination
3	FTP client
4	TN3270 client
5	TCP/IP statistics
6-19	Reserved
20	TN3270 server initialization
21	TN3270 server termination
22-69	Reserved
70	FTP server append subcommand
71	FTP server delete subcommand
72	FTP server logon failures
73	FTP server rename
74	FTP server retrieve
75	FTP server store
76–255	Reserved