How to find out version of OS/400
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How to find out version of OS/400
OS/400, OS/400 version
How to find the version of OS/400 with out logon into the system? Like, if I dont have the System Id to logon, but I have the box.... How can I know it?

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ASKED: Nov 6 2009  1:36 AM GMT
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Ask the seller.

If you can't logon, you're not going to find out without some serious expense and/or effort. The effort would be put in by someone with some very unusual equipment or some extremely hard to find expertise.

Tom

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I don't believe there is a way to obtain that info without login. An alternative way would be to login to IBM's entitlement login page:

https://www-05.ibm.com/servers/eserver/ess/ProtectedServlet.wss

Login or register to login to view your entitled software.
Click on Key Management on the menu on the left.
Your customer id will autofill (if your already registered otherwise have that info ready), just enter your i5 or select from the drop down box.
All the license keys will display which will show the Version/Release of the OS.
Last Answered: Nov 6 2009  10:03 PM GMT by Whatis23   4040 pts.
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TomLiotta   7740 pts.  |   Nov 6 2009  2:32AM GMT

How did you determine that you are “with out logon”? Have you tried? Is there a console? If powered on and connected to a network, can telnet access the system (even though you don’t know what to use to logon)?

Tom

 
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