Re: Handy-dandy link to see price (free/not free) and full description of OS LPPs and features?

Diego has a point in that there are several LPPs that are not on the
distribution media, they are added if ordered.

Most of them require a key, several do not, but are chargeable products.


Jim Oberholtzer
Chief Technical Architect
Agile Technology Architects


On Wed, Oct 24, 2018 at 12:49 PM Diego E. KESSELMAN <
diegokesselman@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I don't think this is an easy task. Some "codes" aren't products, some
products don't need a key but there's a charge for them (like Db2
Symmetric Multiprocessing).
I use to ask for a DSPLICKEY OUTPUT(*PRINT) so I can review what's
licensed, but we need the inventory (Status 3) to know the products that
are included with our system.
Maybe you should check on ESS portal and get the Data Report where you
can download your Proof of Entitlement.

Regards

Diego Kesselman


El 24/10/18 a las 12:30, Rob Berendt escribió:

I did some spot checking and Jim's idea is pretty good.

Some small minutia, 5733-XJ1 IBM i Access Client Solutions goes on the
client itself. To use some functions (like 5250 emulation or file
transfer) you will need 5770XW1 and that does have a key (and a charge)
This is something you strongly want to consider moving to as a

replacement

for 5770XE1 IBM i Access for Windows


Rob Berendt

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