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First LAN console uses a completely different physical port than the HMC port where you can get to ASMI. You can have both plugged in to your network and configured. You do not need a HMC to reach AMSI it is nothing more than a web interface. You can then enter a second IP address on any PC on the same network segment as the iSeries HMC port and access AMSI by remoteing to the PC first then browsing to the AMSI IP address


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On Jan 20, 2011, at 6:06 AM, "Jack Kingsley" <iseriesflorida@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

As far as I know the ASMI port can only be accessed via HMC or web browser.
I have a situation where I need to access remote systems ASMI port that are
not setup to use HMC, they are using LAN Console. The default IP's for the
ports are shipped as 169.254.2.147 and 169.254.3.147. If you look at IBM
documentation to access this they always seem to write it up in such a way
that they expect you to be locat to the machine with a PC locally attached
and a PC IP on the same network as the default ASMI IP address. Has anyone
else had an issue with this, if so how did you get around it, unless there
is an easy way to toggle a system from using LAN Console and then back to
HMC or vice/versa.
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