As400 printers ip address?

[greenv]

How can I get a list of all the printers on the AS400 along with their IPs .

thanks in advance.
verde

 

[itsp1965]

Although I haven't access a 400/iseries in a longtime, did you try WRKDEVD print* Ex) if your printers are named PRT01, 2 you could type WRKDEVD PRT*. This will provide you a list and from there you can check their properties.

 

[greenv]

did i mention i have over 300 printers? to check each device would not be very much fun.
Does any one know the filename or program that holds all the printers device information that maybe i can query it?

thanks.V

 

[os400]

You can give this a try,
wrkoutqd output(*outfile)
assuming all the printers have outq's.
Search the result file as needed.

If there is no *outfile option, take the *print option to search the spoolfile or copy the spool file to a database file from there.

HTH

Mike Butler
Iseries Guy -> PC's gone, SUNs gone - WooHoo
"Never put off 'til tomorrow what you should have done yesterday

 

[Kozusnik]

We're using rtvcfgsrc (Retrieve Config Source). It stores all devices into a source member. I pull that into a webbased database from there. You can get the IP or MAC for every printer that way.

Mark

 

[as400pro]

Maybe this WRKRMTWTR command will help.
Work with all output queues defined to print TCP/IP.
Example screen print shows IP addresses.

http://home.columbus.rr.com/jbmmdietz/wrkrmtwtr.html

T. Bishop

http://www.as400pro.com