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Contents

IBM Navigator for i . . . . . . . . . . 1What's new for IBM Navigator for i . . . . . . 2PDF file for IBM Navigator for i . . . . . . . . 5Working with IBM Navigator for i . . . . . . . 6Related information for IBM Navigator for i . . . . 8

Notices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9Programming interface information . . . . . . 11

Trademarks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

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IBM Navigator for i

IBM® Navigator for i is a Web console interface where you can perform the key tasks to administer yourIBM i. IBM Navigator for i supports the vast majority of tasks that are available in the System i®

Navigator Windows client application. However, unlike the Windows client application, nothing needs tobe installed on your workstation to use IBM Navigator for i. The Web application is part of the base IBMi operating system, and can be easily accessed by simply pointing your browser to http://systemName:2001.

The IBM Navigator for i console contains the following task categories for IBM i management. Thesecategories are similar to those that you see within the System i Navigator client application.v Target systems and groups (Target systems, System groups)v Favorites (Your personal favorites are shown here)v System (System status, System operator messages, History log, Search, Disk status, 5250 Emulation,

Change password, Application Administration,

and more.)v Monitors (System monitors, Message monitors)v Basic operations (Messages, Printers, Printer output, and more.)v Work management (Active jobs, Server jobs, Output queues, Active subsystems, and more.)v Configuration and service (System values, Time management, Disk units, Disk pools,

Software,Program Temporary Fixes (PTFs), Partition management, and more.)v Network (TCP/IP configuration, Servers, Remote Access Services, IP Policies, Enterprise Identity

Mapping(EIM), and more.)v Integrated server administration (Virtual storage, Servers, Domains, and more.)v Security (Authorization lists, Cryptographic services key management, Intrusion detection, and more.)v Users and groups (Users, Create users, Groups, and more.)v Databases (Performance monitors, Health center, Databases, and more.)v Journal management (Journals, Create a journal, Manage journals, and more.)v Performance (Investigate data and collections, and more.)v File systems (Integrated file system, File shares, Create file share, Edit files, Download and upload

files, and more.)v Internet configurations (IBM Web Administration for i, Digital certificate manager, IBM IPP Server for

i, and more.)v PowerHA® (Configure and manage existing or customized high availability environments; replaces

Cluster resource services and High Availability Solutions Manager)

Note: requires PowerHA licensed productv Backup, Recovery, and Media Services (Allows you to implement a fully automated backup, recovery,

and media management strategy for your System i product )

Note: requires Backup, Recovery, and Media Services licensed product

Note:Current Browser Support for IBM Navigator for i:

v Mozilla Firefox 20 or newer (recommended)v Microsoft Internet Explorer 9v Google Chrome 25 or higher

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This information is intended to help you start using the Web-based console, IBM Navigator for i, byproviding you with tips on how to work with the interface.

What's new for IBM Navigator for iRead about new functions that are now available within the IBM Navigator for i application in IBM i 7.2.v Usability and Performance Improvements

Usability and performance improvements have been made to the following areas of the IBM Navigatorfor i application:– Dynamic content in the navigation area– New dojo based tables for displaying lists of resources– Caching of data across tabs within the web consoleKey improvements due to the use of dojo technology has greatly improved the navigation area,common list view, and handling of tabs within the workspace.Task categories can now be opened to display any resource “containers” in the navigation area, similarto the IBM i Navigator client application. This makes it easier and quicker to access desired tasks.Common list views now use new dojo tables that make it easier and quicker to filter lists, scrollthrough large lists, and select items in the list to perform actions.Once multiple tasks are selected, resulting in multiple tabs in the console workspace, data is no longerrefreshed each time you click back to a previous tab.

v Target Systems and Groups

A new interface now exists to specify the target system to manage, and to be able to group similartarget systems into groups. A new navigation node "Target Systems and Groups" now appears in thenavigation area. You can select to manage another IBM i 7.2 system, or, you can also manage IBM i 7.1and IBM i 6.1 systems as well.

v Favorites

A new Favorites node now appears in the navigation area. Expanding this node will show all of yourpersonal favorites, saved by user profile and system. To save a particular list view as a favorite, simplyselect the Save as Favorite action from the actions dropdown in the table header while working with thelist. Favorites can be organized by category as well.

v Monitors

The ability to define, run, and respond to system and message monitors has been added to IBMNavigator for i for IBM i 7.2. This is an initial step in making Management Central functions from theSystem i Navigator client application available on the web. Monitors allow you to set specificthresholds and the actions that should be taken when those thresholds are reached.

v Program Temporary Fixes (PTFs)

The ability to display, load, apply, install, remove, and clean up PTFs is now available in IBMNavigator for i for IBM i 7.2. You can also work with PTF groups. The PTF tasks are available underthe Configuration and Service node in the navigation area.

v OmniFind Text Search

The ability to search text from IFS and spooled files has been added to IBM Navigator for i for V7R2.The search function is available underneath the "System" tasks category. Before you can use thisfunction, the OmniFind product (5733-OMF) must be installed.

v File Systems

New actions have been added to IBM Navigator for i to give users the ability to upload files to an IBMi directory, and download files from an IBM i directory. Also, a new action has been added to allowusers to edit certain types of files.A new function, Goto Integrated File System Folder has been added to allow you to quickly go to adesired folder in the Integrated File System. Previous selections are saved by user profile and system.

v Printers and Printer Output

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Automatic and silent printing support is added for IBM i 7.2. This function allows a user toautomatically and silently print spooled files in one output queue to client printers. It also allows anIBM i ISV moving their business application to a cloud environment to print output to any printer thata client may have attached to their PC. A new task category "Virtual Printers" is added to the taskslisted under the Printers task category in the navigation area, however, it only appears if currentlymanaging a system for IBM i 7.1 or above IBM i 7.1.The functions of exporting spooled files as PDF using Infoprint server; to an output queue, to theintegrated file system, or to an email; have been simplified for IBM i 7.2. They were implemented aswizards which is inappropriate for actions on a spooled file. Now the actions are implemented as asingle panel with as many options set to defaults as possible.

v Database

On Demand Performance Center:

– A menu option has been added to SQL Plan Cache snapshots and SQL database performancemonitors to view overview charts in Performance Data Investigator.

– A menu option has been added to a selected statement in the SQL Plan Cache to see the job historyfor that statement.

– Additional filters will be used when selecting to show the statements for a row from the indexadvisor and condensed index advice lists. This will provide a better match of statements thatgenerated the advice in the SQL Plan Cache.

– The index advisor list now includes a column with the times the index was advised when it wasdependent on other index advice.

– A filter has been added to the Show Statements panel filters, which specifies whether the otherfilters all need to match.

Database Management:

– Support for new database features; Row Permissions and Column Masks, and the ability to activatethese row and column level security capabilities on tables, ability to define multiple event triggers,ability to define named parameters and default values for parameters in SQL stored procedures andfunctions.

– Generate SQL now supports several new options; ability to obfuscate an SQL trigger, function orprocedure, ability to specify whether to schema qualify objects, and the ability to add the ORREPLACE clause.

– Support has been added to view the contents of a table.Database Maintenance: The status of a table reorganization will now show where the reorganize wasstarted from, how many rows may have been deleted during the reorganization and the amount ofstorage returned because of deleting the rows.

v Journal Management

The View Entries action was added for a journal. This action allows you to view the journal entries fora journal. You are given the ability to specify criteria to limit the journal entries that are returned.

v Integrated Server Administration

– Resource allocation priority will be used to let user define the cost on the hosting IBM i resourceswhen formatting the storage spaces linked to the client servers.

– Disk units with 4K sectors will be supported when creating a virtual disk.– Disk unit type solid-state drive (SSD) can be selected as preference when creating network server

storage space.– Selecting either restricted devices to restrict access or allowed device resources to allow access is

being supported.– Storage pool size limit which has been increased to use 8 byte integer will be supported.– Add support for Windows Server 2012, including a new ReFS file system type for storage and

shared disk linking.– Remove support for Windows Server 2003 in the Create Server wizard for IBM i 7.2 systems.

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– Remove the ability to create quorum disks for IBM i 7.2 systems.– Add support to the server cloning wizard to let the user select the storage pool where virtual

storage should be created.v Network

Enterprise Identity Mapping (EIM) support has been enabled in IBM i 7.2. Enterprise Identity Mappingfor the IBM i platform is the IBM i implementation of an IBM infrastructure that allows administratorsand application developers to solve the problem of managing multiple user registries across theirenterprise.

v Security

Security wizard support has been enabled in IBM i 7.2. Security wizard allows users to create a set ofsecurity recommendations, create reports explaining the security recommendations, and apply therecommendations to your system (optional).

v Disk Management

Concurrently removing disk units from ASP was enabled. Allow user to pause, resume or cancel theremoving."Solid State Drive" column was added to disk units list to indicate if the disk unit is SSD (Solid StateDrive).Some of the user access restrictions on IBM Navigator for i were removed. Allow users to have adifferent user id and password for XPF and Service Tools.The start tracing, stop tracing, clear trace, start balance, and stop balance actions were added for diskpools. These actions allow users to trace the hot data on each disk unit in the specific disk pool andbalance them in the disk pool by different balance types.The rebuild disk unit data action was added for disk units. This action allows users to rebuild data ona failed disk unit in parity set.The end allocation/resume allocation actions were added for disk units. These actions allow users tostop/resume allocating data on the specific disk units.

v Performance

The Performance category in IBM Navigator for i includes Performance Data Investigator (PDI),Collection Manager, and web-based GUI interfaces for Collection Services, Job Watcher and DiskWatcher. New functions for Batch Model, System Monitor, and Performance Reports are describedbelow.Batch Model: A new Batch Model set of commands is available under Sizing as part of thePerformance task. The Batch Model tool models the system utilization and job run times of IBM i batchworkloads. You can use the Batch Model commands to help analyze and predict batch job performanceon the IBM i and help answer the question: "What can I do to my system in order to meet myovernight batch runtime requirements (also known as the batch window ) ? " A Batch Model collectionis created based upon existing performance data collected using IBM i Collection Services. The batchmodel file based collections can be viewed and managed with other collections in the CollectionManager table.System Monitor: In conjunction with the new System Monitor task in Navigator for i, the Performancetask has delivered a new System Monitor package to provide near realtime graphs for system monitordata collected. This new package provides lightweight, single metric views with refresh capability forrealtime system monitoring data. The charts can be launched either from the system monitor functionof IBM Navigator for i or from Performance Data Investigator (Investigate Data task) Perspectives Listpanel. The list of perspectives (charts) available will be the same list as the data categories collectedfrom the System Monitor function. In addition, the Configure Collection Services GUI is enhanced toenable system monitoring configuration.Integration with Database: The Database package is enhanced.* This provides SQL plan cache dataperspectives with new SQL collection services data, new detailed Database I/O views for both Physicaland Logical I/O metrics, and new SQL Cursor and Native DB Opens. A Health Indicators perspectivefor Database Health is added to the Health Indicators package. Job Watcher package is enhanced withdetailed Logical Database I/O perspectives.

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SQL Plan Cache and SQL Performance Monitor database performance files can be viewed with SQLOverview and SQL Attribute Mix perspectives*. From the Database task viewing any of these databaseperformance files, you can launch into PDI to view the set of charts. From within PDI Perspective listpanel, the SQL Plan Cache Snapshot, Event Monitor and SQL Performance Monitor databaseperformance files can be seen in the Collection dropdown list for each library and selected to Displaythe selected valid perspective.Performance Reports: A Performance Data Report can be generated for a set of PDI perspectives.Using a predefined or customized Performance Data Report Definition under Reports in thePerformance task allows you to generate a PDF or zip file for a specified collection. This allowsefficient export for multiple charts or tables on a collection at one time.Display Holder information: In PDI you can display holder information when you have identified athread or task that is holding others. On the Interval Details for One Thread or Task view, use theShow Holder button to display the holding job or task information.Drilldown information: When drilling down on charts in PDI, you will see specific drilldowninformation to indicate the selected metric or interval used to filter the data displayed.System Information panel: On PDI perspectives display panel, the Show System Information viewoption will provide more detailed information for the system that the displayed collection came fromsuch as processor, memory and partition specifications.Option to show SQL error messages: The Show SQL error messages option on the Options panel inPDI provides specific error information on SQL errors when using the Modify SQL function.New Perspectives: In addition to the new perspectives described above for System Monitor, BatchModel and integration with Database, the following areas have new perspectives: Memory and Java™.

Note: * Requires PT1 Option 1 installed on the system.

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To help you see where technical changes have been made, this information uses:v The

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image to mark where new or changed information ends.

To find other information about what's new or changed this release, see the Memo to users.

PDF file for IBM Navigator for iYou can view and print a PDF file of IBM Navigator for i information.

To view or download the PDF version of this document, select IBM Navigator for i (about 120 KB).

Saving PDF files

To save a PDF on your workstation for viewing or printing:1. Right-click the PDF link in your browser.2. Click the option that saves the PDF locally.3. Navigate to the directory in which you want to save the PDF.4. Click Save.

Downloading Adobe Reader

You need Adobe Reader installed on your system to view or print these PDFs. You can download a free

copy from the Adobe Web site (www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep.html) .Related reference:

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Working with IBM Navigator for iMore details on how to use the IBM Navigator for i Web console to perform your IBM i managementtasks.

To perform a task:

1. Access the following URL from a Web browser where systemName is your IBM i name:http://systemName:2001

2. Locate the task category (Basic Operations, Work Management, etc) that contains the task you want toperform.

3. Do one of the following:v Expand the task category by clicking on the + icon in front of the category name and navigate to

the desired task, then click on that taskv Click on the task category name to display the Welcome Page for that task category in the console

work space, and expand the category. The Welcome Pages have links to the most commonly usedtasks and extra descriptions about the tasks.a.

Note: The last node under each task category is the All Tasks node. You can click on this orexpand this node to display a hierarchy of all tasks available within that category.

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Note: If a node is blue, you can click on it to display its contents in the work space. If a node isblack, all you can do is expand it to show its contents in the task navigation area.

4. When you click on a task in the navigation area, a new page opens within the console work space.Each page is identified by a tab that has the task name and an x, which can be clicked to close thepage.Hint: To have more horizontal space to work with a list of items on a page, you can click on the <icon in the task navigation area to temporarily hide the navigation area and use the entire consolearea to display the task page.

5. Use the tabs to navigate between open pages or to close a specific page. If you have more pages openthan can fit within the work space, < and > icons will appear to allow you to scroll back and forth toview additional pages.v Hint: Right click on any tab in the work space and select “Open in new window” to show that

page in a separate browser window or browser tab, depending on your browser settings.v Hint: Right click on any tab in the work space and select “Close all tabs” to remove all pages from

the work space in one step.v Hint: Data on the separate pages are “cached” as new pages are opened. That means when you

click away to another page, and then back to the previous page, the data on the page is notreloaded from the server.

Hint: The quickest way to get to the information you want is usually by navigating to the desired task inthe navigation area. For example, let’s say you want to work with the interactive jobs on the system (jobsrunning in Qinter subsystem). The two common ways to do this are shown below. Method 2 is thequickest way to get to this list of jobs, AND you get the list to appear on its own page in the work space.1. Expand Work Management. Click on Active Subsystems, which displays the list of subsystems in the

work space. Right click on the Qinter subystem, and select the Jobs action, to display the list of jobsrunning in that subsystem.

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2. Expand Work Management. Expand Active Subsystems. Click on the Qinter subsystem in thenavigation area.

How to use the tables that are used to display lists of IBM i resources:

The tables that are used to display lists of resources within IBM Navigator for i are new for IBM i 7.2.They take advantage of the “dojo” web technology to perform many of the common user interactionswithin the browser via JavaScript. Some of the key features of this table are listed below:v Right click on an item to display the context menu for that item.v Use Shift+click to select a contiguous “block” of items, then right click anywhere in the block to

display the actions for those selected items.v Use Ctrl+click to select multiple non-contiguous items, then right click on any selected item to display

the actions for those items.v Click on the Actions dropdown in the table header area to perform actions that apply to the entire list

(Columns, Include, New ... , etc), or to perform actions against any already selected items in the list.v Click the Configure Options icon in the table header to change the columns to be displayed.

Note: This change is NOT persistent.v Click on the Refresh icon in the table header to update the data from the server.v Type any character(s) into the Quick Filter area at the right of the table header to quickly filter the list.

Do NOT press Enter after doing this, simply type the desired filter characters and then stop. Items inthe list that have those characters in ANY column will be displayed in the list.To remove the filtering, simply click “Clear filter” at the top of the list.

v To filter by a specific column, or to specify multiple filters, click on the icon to the right of the QuickFilter area to display the Advanced Filter dialog. The + icon at the bottom of this dialog can be used toadd additional filter criteria to the list.

v Use the icons and page size choices in the table footer to go to additional pages, or to change thenumber of items displayed within a table “page”. You can use the vertical scroll bar at the right of thetable to move up and down in the list, or, if you have selected an item in the list, you can press theCtrl+Home or Ctrl+End key sequences to go to the top or bottom of the list.

Related concepts:Basic system operationsWork managementNetworkingSystem ValuesTime ManagementApplication AdministrationDatabase administrationPlanning authorization listsCryptographyIntrusion detectionPerformanceIntegrated file systemFile sharesUser and group tasksIBM i integration with BladeCenter and System xPTF managementSystem monitorsRelated tasks:

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