The onstat -g ntm command displays information about network mail.
The global network information description can be found at
onstat -g imc
global network information:
#netscb connects read write q-free q-limits q-exceed alloc/max
22/ 27 4422 656324 670523 2/ 2 240/ 10 0/ 0 0/ 0
Network mailbox information:
box netscb thread name max received in box max in box full signal
5 14258018 tlitcppoll 10 70 0 2 0 yes
6 14267b30 tlitcppoll 10 31 0 1 0 yes
7 142876c0 tlitcplst 10 0 0 0 0 no
8 142b64c8 tlitcplst 10 0 0 0 0 no
| Heading | Description | Format | See Also |
|---|---|---|---|
| box | The mailbox number assigned to this network thread. | Dec | onstat -g ntu |
| netscb | The in-memory address of the network session control block for this mailbox. | Hex | |
| thread name | The name of the network thread. | Str | |
| max | Maximum number of envelopes (mail messages) allowed in the mailbox for this thread | Dec | |
| received | Total number of envelopes received. | Dec | |
| in box | Current number of envelopes in mailbox. | Dec | |
| max in | Highest number of envelopes in box at one time. | Dec | |
| box full | The number of times the mail_send routine found the mailbox full. | Dec | |
| signal | If this mailbox will send a signal to a Unix process when it has mail, then 'yes', otherwise, 'no' | Str |
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