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Each partition has an internal identifier, which can be retrieved by
calling an API.  The architecture of the system currently supports up to 32
partitions, however IBM has been open that this can be extended.

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Greetings,

Apologies if I phrase this incorrectly but I am not that
technical-minded!

Is there a command to identify the serial number or ID of the various
LPARS configured on an iSeries?

I know to retrieve the serial number one keys in DSPSYSVAL QSRLNBR, is
there a similar command?

Many thanks

Jamie Coles



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