To find the VIOS level on your system, enter: ioslevel
To find the VIOS level on your system, enter: ioslevel
To find the LoadLeveler level with LoadLeveler, enter: llstat -v
To find the LoadLeveler level with LoadLeveler, enter: llstat -v
To find the operating system level, enter: dspptf
To find the operating system level, enter: dspptf
Enter one of the following to find the GPFS level on your system.
For AIX: lslpp -L gpfs.base, or
For Linux: rpm -qa | grep gpfs
Enter one of the following to find the GPFS level on your system.
For AIX: lslpp -L gpfs.base, or
For Linux: rpm -qa | grep gpfs
To determine the model and processor speed on AIX, enter: prtconf
To determine the model on IBM i, enter: dsphdwrsc type(*prc)
To determine the model and processor speed on AIX, enter: prtconf
To determine the model on IBM i, enter: dsphdwrsc type(*prc)
Enter the following to find the PowerHA (HACMP) level.
For AIX: lslpp -L cluster.es.server.rte
Enter the following to find the PowerHA (HACMP) level.
For AIX: lslpp -L cluster.es.server.rte
To determine your level of AIX, enter oslevel -s
To determine your level of AIX, enter oslevel -s
Enter one of the following to determine the firmware level.
For AIX: lsmcode-c,
For Linux: lsmcode, or
For IBM i: dspfmwsts
Enter one of the following to determine the firmware level.
For AIX: lsmcode-c,
For Linux: lsmcode, or
For IBM i: dspfmwsts
To find the version installed on your system, enter: csmconfig -V and then use lslpp -L csm*
To find the version installed on your system, enter: csmconfig -V and then use lslpp -L csm*
To find the code level on your HMC, enter: lshmc -V
To find the code level on your HMC, enter: lshmc -V
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