how to get Xi server IP and machine name, does AL11 helps ??

[Former Member]

Hi all

I want to see at which system my XI is running i.e. the IP address of the server and the machine name.

Basically what i want is to send the file from Java application server to XI server using HTTP and so i need to use the server information.

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Edited by: Prateek Raj Srivastava on May 10, 2010 4:49 PM

[Shabarish_Nair · Accepted solution]

Menu -> System -> Status will give you the host name of your system

AL11 will give you the paths

[Former Member]

i asked the BASIS people ...thnks

[Former Member]

Hi，

you can get the information by transaction code os01,choice application server ,you will get the hostname of you server ,and choice it ,then click 1ping or 10ping ,it will give your server ip.

[former_member181962]

Go to SMICM transaction to find the host name of the system.

Goto->services will give you the HOst name.

Then go to your system RUN command and type CMD

in the cmd pop up, you can try pinging the host name.

like C:/ping hostname

Regards,

Ravi

[Former Member]

Hi

SMICM and OS01 is not authorized.

Menu -> System -> Status will give you the host name of your system

this helped but i need the complete info of the server machine and IP address of the server where the file will be placed at XI.

Regards

Naina

[Shabarish_Nair]

>

> Hi
> 
> SMICM and OS01 is not authorized. 
> 
> 
Menu -> System -> Status will give you the host name of your system
  this helped but i need the complete info of the server machine and IP address of the server where the file will be placed at XI.
> 
> Regards
> 
> Naina

you can always get the ip by pinging the host name in command prompt.

Also if you really want to know the folder path which as been configured (in case of using NFS) contact your BASIS since they will be able to help you.

[Former Member]

Once you login to the XI sever, from the menu options itself we can see the system information regarding IP and machine name.

The tcode al11 is for directories.

Regards,

Tiny