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Can any1 tell me how to check the AIX version on my server.
I have used uname -a but it does not give a specific version number.
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Use "oslevel -g".

See a detailed explanation about inquiring the versions on the fileset level in the pinned posts on top of our forum.

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See a detailed explanation about inquiring the versions on the fileset level in the pinned posts on top of our forum.????
Sorry but i cant get what yr trying to say????
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Getting out of this thread will lead you to the thread overview of the AIX forum. At the very top is a pinned thread named "AIX bits and pieces". There is specific information about getting version information using the "instfix" command. You might find this information useful.

(Tip: you get out of this thread by following the link "AIX" at the top of your page.)

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THX v much!!!!!!!!!!!
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