Are you after what is commonly known as a rack configuration ?
If so, I use the ‘strsst’ command (to which you’ll need a signon), option 1 to start a service tool and then option 7 for the hardware service manager. From here you can press F6 to print the configuration (look for QPCSMPRT on your spoll area).
Hope that helps.
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It depends on what you mean by “print”. AFAIK, the supported method is to right-click the connection in iSeries Navigator and select Inventory-> Export… and follow the wizard. Export is through Management Central and can create a .TXT, .CSV or a variety of other outputs.
Tom
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For non-LPAR systems:
To obtain a Rack Config and email it:
For eServer iSeries (non-i5) LPAR systems:
To obtain LPAR Resources Listing on an iSeries:
For eServer i5 LPAR systems:
For i5 LPAR systems, the procedure is more complex. Some information is obtained from each i5/OS partition and some information is obtained on the HMC. Please provide all of the information.
A. For each i5/OS partition obtain a Rack Config listing:
You will need to identify each file for each partition. You may want to rename the files to match the partition names.
B. From the HMC obtain the I/O partition information:
The detailed instructions for step B are described in the section titled “Customer Rack Retrieval process thru the HMC”. The process is outlined here and assumes you already have PuTTY installed on your PC:
To email listings from an iSeries Output Queue:
These steps need to be done on a PC attached to the iSeries.