This link is listed by itself because it is that useful and should stand out.
Note: The Rowton IT ACS videos are an essential tool.
On your IBM i partition:
Select your version of IBM i Java. Go LICPGM, Option 10,
Locate 5770JV1 and the highest version of Java will
be displayed.
On the IBM Semeru Java Site:
Use "IBM Semeru Runtime Open Edition"
Use the Java version from Go LICPGM, Option 10.
Select the Op System and Architecture
Example could be Windows, X64.
Download the JRE zip file to the desktop. Extract contents.
Install extracted folder as follows: Open the folder where ACS is on your PC/Laptop. Open the Start Programs folder. Open the Windows_x86-64 folder and place the extracted Semeru there:
Close and re-open ACS. Click "Help", "About". The version of java just installed from Semeru should be displayed. If not, open this link:
Getting IBM OpenJ9 Java and Including it with IBM i ACS
IBM i Working with Job Schedule Entries WRKJOBSCDE (Chg V7Rx as needed)
IBM i Working with Advanced Job Scheduler GO JS (Chg V7Rx as needed)
IBM i Useful SQL Queries to Run Over AJS Files to Provide Data that isn't Available Using Green Screen AJS Commands
IBM i Netserver
IBM i Netserver Topics (Chg VxRx as needed)
IBM i Netserver Best Practices IBM i NetServer Hardening
IBM i NetServer without Navigator - GO NETS IBM i NetServer CL Program and Command to Re-enable NetServer Users
IBM i NetServer SMB Protocol Version Control Guide
IBM i NetServer for Everyone - Part 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 - Courtesy of FAQ400
(Note: Click the flag at the top of the page to translate to English)
IBM i PTF's
PTFs: FAQs / Question and Answers
Basic PTF Tutorial for Applying Individual PTFs
Secure FTP downloads for PTFs
SQL that displays the PTF Groups Installed vs PTF Groups Available.
select os_version, os_release
from sysibmadm.env_sys_info
)
select Row_Number() over (Order by ptf_group_level_available - ptf_group_level_installed desc, ptf_group_id) as "Row #", p.*
from ilevel, systools.group_ptf_currency p
where ptf_group_release = 'R' concat iversion concat irelease concat '0'
order by "Row #"
IBM i QMGTOOLS Must Gather Toolkit
IBM i Must Gather Data Collector Users Guide How to Obtain, Install and Keep the Must Gather Toolkit Current QMGTOOLS Change Log Page QMGTOOL Credentials required for Enhanced Customer Data Repository (ECuRep)
Opt 1: System Snapshot (SYSSNAP)
Opt 2: MustGather Data Capture Tool (for High Availability Only) Opt 3: Performance Menu (Note: From 2019) Opt 4: Client Server Menu Opt 5: Communications Menu
Opt 6: Database Menu
Opt 7: EBIZ (JAVA/HTTP/DCM/WAS/SMTP/LDAP) - No link for this.
Opt 8: Save/Restore menu
Opt 9: Misc Tools Menu Opt 14: External Storage Opt 15: Work Management Menu Opt 16: Internals Menu Opt 17: Electronic Services Opt 18: Data Upload Menu - No link for this Opt 19: Hardware Data Collection Opt 20: HMC Menu Opt 21 - DB2 Mirror Menu - No link for this Opt 22: QSPTLIB - Support Tools Menu - No link for this.
Opt 25: Store FTP2IBMCMD Credentials
QMGTOOLS: Create a Transfer ID to Upload Data to IBM
Here's a nice QMGTOOLS command to run over your IFS folders (Provided the QMGTOOLS toolkit is installed on your system's): "Display Authority Path". Link: DSPAUTPATH From a command line: ADDLIBLE QMGTOOLS DSPAUTPATH
IBM i Single Sign-on (SSO)
How and When To Export/Backup Your IBM Installation Manager AND WebSphere Application Server Installation and Profile Data on the IBM i?
How To Restore Your IBM Installation Manager and WebSphere Application Server Installation Data on the IBM i?
HMC HMC Recommended Fixes - Code Upgrades HMC Support and Downloads HMC, BMC, VMI, eBMC, FSP - Tech Channel Article
HMC Certificate Signing Updating VIOS using the HMC HMC Scanner for POWER Server Config and Performance Stats Note: I have doc on how to run this. Contact me via the blog to get a copy. DSPFMWSTS - FIRMWARE_CURRENCY View. What is on Your System vs What is Available HMC Enhanced View: Collecting PEDBG from the HMC - Debug Diagnostic Data
There is a method to review the HMC partition info without logging on to the HMC. The MGToolkit must be installed on the system to do this. If it is, run the following: From a command line: Addlible QMGTOOLS <enter> DSPPLTINF - Display Platform Info. <enter> A display like this will be shown (SN's blanked out for security)
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