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Hi.

I need to construct a list of all configured IP addresses on my OS400
machine. I need one MAC address as an unique host ID (e.g. the MAC address
of the first ethernet device).

By searching in InfoCenter I found the function 'QtocLstPhyIfcDta()'.
However I don't know how to use it. I didn't find even its definition in
header files.

Can someone help me?
BTW: Is there any better way to get an unique (persistent between program
runs) host ID? - something is returned by 'uname -a', however I don't know
what is it, nor how to get it.


Thanks and best regards,
Dezo


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