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OK. But I didn't find anything in V4R5. I think API QTOCNETSTS which answers my 
request appeared with V5R1. Anyway I would prefer a simpler way by using only 
CL and basic OS/400 commands. If there is no, I will wait until we install a 
most recent OS version to write a RPG program however.

Thanks.
JCM

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Have you looked at the Infocenter?  Namely the part that says Programming. 
 And then underneath that, APIs?  Try that.  If you have any further 
questions, come on back.

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Hi all,

I would like to write a CL that extracts in batch some TCP/IP informations 
such as local IP address, IP mask, gateway, MAC address and speed. MAC 
address and speed can be found by using DSPLIND. But I didn't find any 
command to extract the other values. WRKTCPSTS works but I can't use it in 
batch (isn't it ?). Is there an API to do that ? Is there a file where 
these informations are stored ?

Thanks.
Best Regards.
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