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Hi, Calvin,
There may be a "native" OS/400 or IBM i way to find what you are looking for ... (vs. PASE).
There is a command named RTVTCPINF -- you create an empty library, and specify it on this command, and it saves all of the relevant TCP settings in that library, in a bunch of save files, normally for use with UPDTCPINF to restore all of that saved information back to the "live" configuration, e.g. after testing configuration changes, etc., or for disaster recovery, etc.
But, you could issue, e.g.:
CRTLIB TEMPTCPCFG
RTVTCPINF TEMPTCPCFG
Then use WRKOBJPDM TEMPTCPCFG to examine the contents -- display each save file, etc.
When you find one that looks "interesting" you could restore the interesting objects into QTEMP for further examination or interrogation purposes.
Hope that helps,
Mark S. Waterbury
On Wednesday, February 16, 2022, 11:47:53 AM EST, Calvin Buckley <calvin@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I've been staring at the IBM documentation portal for a while now,
trying to figure out how to pull settings for IP (DNS in particular)
programatically, getting (not even writing) the same values as i.e.
CFGTCPDMN. I'm a bit stumped however, because I can't seem to find it!
Is there sometihng I'm missing? I don't think calling the libresolv
functions is /quite/ what I want, because those do queries against the
configured DNS settings, not i.e. give me a list of nameservers, search
domains, etc.
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