SMFLOGN (FTP server) statement

Use the SMFLOGN statement to specify the SMF recording options when recording logon failures.

Syntax


>>-SMFLOGN--+-STD-----+----------------------------------------><
            +-number--+   
            '-TYPE119-'

STD: Indicates that type 118 SMF logon failure records are issued with the standard subtype of 72.
number: Indicates that type 118 SMF logon failure records are issued with the given record subtype. The valid range is 1 - 255.
TYPE119: Indicates that type 119 SMF logon failure records are issued (subtype 72).

Set the type 118 SMF record subtype for logon failures to 72:

SMFLOGN  72

To issue type 119 SMF LOGON records:

SMFLOGN TYPE119

There is no default value; however, if the SMF statement is coded for type 118 records, the value specified for the SMF statement is used as the default.
SMFLOGN statements for each record type (118 and 119) function independently of each other.
If you do not specify the SMFLOGN statement, SMF records for logon failures are still issued if the SMF statement is present (type 118 logon failure records have the subtype specified with the SMF statement; type 119 logon failure records are always subtype 72). If neither the SMF or SMFLOGN statement is specified, no SMF records are collected for logon failures.