Vince Rosso@TRANSALTA
13/01/99 12:01 PM
James ... thks that command did work and it looks like we are at 4.1.5.
I do have v5.0 but politics etc. have prevented the upgrade (they want to
replace Netview with Unicenter). If we do go ahead I'll be pushing to
bypass v5.0 and go directly to v5.1. Thanks again for the assistance.
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Subject: Re: Finding PTF For Current Version
The Version 4 NetView for Digital Unix does not have PTF numbers, since
those are AIX-only (and lslpp doesn't work there either). What you have
are build levels, and you have to determine those by doing a setld
command, or so I am told.
I believe that the procedure is to do setld -i | grep PNV and see what
you get back.
It should be something like "NetView 4.1.5" and the last number corresponds
to the alphabetic number of the build level (5 would be "E", 6 would be "F"
and so on). The current ship level is J or 10, so if you don't have that,
you should contact Digital to get a refresh.
Vince, I trust you are aware that V4 is out of support even for Digital
and we are not building any new levels beyond this one. I hope you have
migration plans in place for NetView V5.1 for Digital Unix since that is
what we are currently building and testing with.
James Shanks
Tivoli (NetView for UNIX) L3 Support
Vince Rosso <Vince_Rosso@TRANSALTA.COM> on 01/13/99 09:54:30 AM
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Subject: FInding PTF For Current Version
Vince Rosso@TRANSALTA
13/01/99 07:54 AM
I feel a bit silly asking this question, but how do I find what PTF version
we currently have installed. We are running Netview 4.1 on Digital Unix.
Thanks!
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