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<h1 class="topictitle1">Read a communications trace</h1>
<div><div class="section"> <p>The communications trace displays several types of information.
The first part of the communications trace summarizes the prompts that you
specified when you started the trace, such as the name of the <em>Configuration
object</em>. Page down to find a list of items, such as <em>Record Number</em> and <em>S/R</em>,
with associated definitions. These items represent titles that are later used
to identify sections of the communications trace data. It might be useful
to refer back to this list as you read the trace data. This figure shows the
preliminary information in a communications trace.</p>
<br /><img src="rzaku001.gif" alt="This figure shows the first part of a communications&#xA;trace. A description precedes the figure." /><br /><p>After reading the
preliminary information, page down to the actual TCP/IP data in the communications
trace. A row of titles, starting with <em>Record Number</em>, identifies each
section of the data records. Each record number represents a
frame, and it includes information that can help you debug the problem that
you are having with TCP/IP on this server or in the associated network.</p>
<p>If
you find an asterisk (*) after a record number, for example, <samp class="codeph">31*</samp>,
be aware that the asterisk represents missing trace data. This missing trace
data appears when communications trace records are dropped. Communications
trace data is collected by the input/output processor (IOP). If the communications
line is very busy, the IOP prioritizes all the network traffic and gives a
higher priority to the data path input/output than to the communications trace
information. Under these circumstances, the IOP might drop some of the communications
trace records. This can indicate that the IOP is not capable of handling the
excessive speeds or traffic on the network.</p>
<div class="p">If your communications trace
is missing data, consider these options: <ul><li>Acknowledge that your communications line is busy and that frames will
be missing from your communications trace.</li>
<li>Investigate the traffic on the communications line to determine if there
is traffic that can be moved to another line or TCP/IP interface.</li>
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<p>This figure shows the TCP/IP data portion of the communications
trace.</p>
<br /><img src="rzaku002.gif" alt="This figure shows&#xA;the TCP/IP data portion of a communications trace. A description precedes&#xA;the figure." /><br /></div>
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<div class="parentlink"><strong>Parent topic:</strong> <a href="rzakuperformt.htm" title="You can learn how to perform the communications trace to help you determine whether your data is being transmitted correctly across the network.">Perform a communications trace</a></div>
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