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Monday, August 31 • 2:45pm - 3:45pm
IBM i Network Monitoring, Diagnostics and Troubleshooting

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The IBM i OS network communications has changed a lot since the AS/400 primarily communicated to workstations and printers using Twinax and to other computer systems using specialized communications lines. In some ways things are more complex because our IBM i OS systems communicate to a lot of other devices in many different ways, but in other ways things are simpler today because nearly all network communications are built on top of the foundation of Ethernet and TCP/IP. Your IBM i OS Networking health is very important and is it how most of your data and applications are accessed. This session will take a look at approaches to monitoring this IBM i OS Networking health and it's interaction with the network, how to collection diagnostic data and how to troubleshoot problems.
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Wayne Bowers

Software Engineer, IBM
Wayne Bowers has been with IBM since 1997, where he works with the IBM i Global Support Center in Rochester MN. He is an Advisory Software Engineer specializing in the support of the IBM i Access (aka Client Access) products, Console, the TCP Telnet communications server, and the... Read More →

Monday August 31, 2020 2:45pm - 3:45pm EDT
Hanover G
  Networking
  • LEVEL Intermediate
  • AWARD GOLD
  • AUDIENCE IBM i OS and Network Engineers looking to better address networking questions from and IBM i OS perspective.

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