Which information is NOT included in the Interface Monitor display?

The Interface Monitor display is designed to provide insights into the operation and performance of interfaces within the system. It includes key information that helps users monitor different aspects of their operational environment.

The specific data fields typically included in the Interface Monitor display revolve around the interface activity, like the status of files or events handled by the interface, the time since the last message, and the total number of messages received or sent. This information is crucial for identifying issues and understanding the interface's performance in real-time.

User login history, however, is not relevant to the operations monitored by the Interface Monitor. While user access and activity are essential for system security and audit purposes, they are not directly tied to the performance or operational stats of interfaces. Focusing on interface-specific data helps streamline the monitoring process, making the information presented in the display pertinent to its intended functions. Thus, the absence of user login history from the Interface Monitor display aligns with its purpose of displaying only interface-related information.