IBM i Guided Tours 2026
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The IBM i team is announcing a series of Guided Tours on important IBM i topics. These Guided Tours are intended for IBM and Business Partner sellers and technical sellers. Customers are also welcome to attend the Guided Tour sessions.
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Discover practical and powerful ways to manage IBM i environments in this Guided Tour, SQL for System and Storage Management, presented by industry experts Ann Wilkerson and Ryan Moeller. In this session, they walk you through real-world SQL techniques that simplify monitoring, enhance visibility into system performance, and streamline storage management. Whether you're strengthening your SQL skills or looking for smarter, more efficient approaches to system administration, this guided tour offers clear, actionable insights you can begin using immediately in your IBM i operations.
Discover practical and powerful ways to manage IBM i environments in this Guided Tour, SQL for System and Storage Management, presented by industry experts Ann Wilkerson and Ryan Moeller. In this session, they walk you through real-world SQL techniques that simplify monitoring, enhance visibility into system performance, and streamline storage management. Whether you're strengthening your SQL skills or looking for smarter, more efficient approaches to system administration, this guided tour offers clear, actionable insights you can begin using immediately in your IBM i operations.
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Software Engineer
IBM
Ryan Moeller is a software engineer working on Db2 for i, specifically on the SQL Query Engine (SQE) team. He joined the team in the Rochester, MN development lab in 2020. Ryan specializes in SQL, database development, and query performance analysis.
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In this replay, Wayne Bowers walks you through the essentials of troubleshooting IBM i networking. He explains how core components—line descriptions, IP interfaces, virtual Ethernet, and routing—work together and how to pinpoint issues using tools like NETSTAT, WRKCFGSTS, and WRKTCPSTS. Wayne also outlines practical steps for diagnosing problems with key IBM i servers such as Telnet, FTP, SSH, and HTTP. This concise session gives you clear, actionable techniques to resolve IBM i networking issues efficiently.
In this replay, Wayne Bowers walks you through the essentials of troubleshooting IBM i networking. He explains how core components—line descriptions, IP interfaces, virtual Ethernet, and routing—work together and how to pinpoint issues using tools like NETSTAT, WRKCFGSTS, and WRKTCPSTS. Wayne also outlines practical steps for diagnosing problems with key IBM i servers such as Telnet, FTP, SSH, and HTTP.
This concise session gives you clear, actionable techniques to resolve IBM i networking issues efficiently.$i++ ?>Wayne Bowers
Software Engineer - IBM
Wayne Bowers has been with IBM since 1997, where he works with the IBM i Global Support Center in Rochester MN. He is an Advisory Software Engineer specializing in the support of the IBM i Access (aka Client Access) products, Console, the TCP Telnet communications server, and the IFS.
Wayne has been developing and delivering presentations since 1999, and at COMMON and other User Groups and IBM Conferences since 2009.
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In this session, Wayne Bowers, provides a clear introduction to the essential components of IBM i networking and configuration. The presentation covers communication adapters, line descriptions, IP interfaces, routing fundamentals, and TCP/IP startup processes. It also reviews key IBM i application servers such as Telnet and FTP, offering practical guidance on configuration, management, and troubleshooting.
In this session, Wayne Bowers, provides a clear introduction to the essential components of IBM i networking and configuration. The presentation covers communication adapters, line descriptions, IP interfaces, routing fundamentals, and TCP/IP startup processes. It also reviews key IBM i application servers such as Telnet and FTP, offering practical guidance on configuration, management, and troubleshooting.
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Software Engineer - IBM
Wayne Bowers has been with IBM since 1997, where he works with the IBM i Global Support Center in Rochester MN. He is an Advisory Software Engineer specializing in the support of the IBM i Access (aka Client Access) products, Console, the TCP Telnet communications server, and the IFS.
Wayne has been developing and delivering presentations since 1999, and at COMMON and other User Groups and IBM Conferences since 2009.