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  3. July 2006

Re: Programmatically Pull the IP Address of The iSeries

The i5 can have multiple addresses assigned.  We commonly do (mostly to 
support multiple Domino partitions in a single lpar).

RTVNETA is so SNA.  You're looking for TCP/IP information.  Like what you 
see in
NETSTAT OPTION(*IFC)

If you have multiple defined, and you want the one associated with a 
particular address, then what you could try is:

1 - PING youri5name and use RCVMSG or some such thing

2 - List Network Interface (QtocLstNetIfc) 
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/iseries/v5r4/topic/apis/qtoclstnetifc.htm

Rob Berendt

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