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Thanks guys for the info, I have added these commands to my cheat sheet &quot;Common AS400 commands&quot;. &nbsp;I am now working on trying to setup / forward email to our Windows Exchange server to allow me to get a Text message on my phone if a as400 service fails or an error message is displayed. &nbsp;Do you guys have any good articles on setting up email from the 400 to exchange? &nbsp;I have found some on the web but cannot seem to get it to work.
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Thanks guys for the info, I have added these commands to my cheat sheet "Common AS400 commands".  I am now working on trying to setup / forward email to our Windows Exchange server to allow me to get a Text message on my phone if a as400 service fails or an error message is displayed.  Do you guys have any good articles on setting up email from the 400 to exchange?  I have found some on the web but cannot seem to get it to work.

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Title really says it all. &nbsp;I'm interested in setting up SNMP on our 400. &nbsp;What all can I monitor with IBMs builtin SNMP? &nbsp;I am pretty new to the 400 so please keep that in mind. &nbsp;Also if anyone can give me some good links for guides etc.. for the 400 that would be great, thanks!
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Title really says it all.  I'm interested in setting up SNMP on our 400.  What all can I monitor with IBMs builtin SNMP?  I am pretty new to the 400 so please keep that in mind.  Also if anyone can give me some good links for guides etc.. for the 400 that would be great, thanks!

How to setup SNMP in v5r4 ?

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