Could you please share Unix command for checking version of FTP Agent, Unix Agent, OEBS Agent ...

[Legacy User]

The easiest way to find out which version an object has is to query the database:

select oh.oh_name, host.*
from host left join oh on oh_idnr = host_oh_idnr
where host_oh_idnr > 100000;

http://docs.automic.com/documentation/AE/10.0/english/AE_DB_TABLES/tables/HOST.html
http://docs.automic.com/documentation/AE/10.0/english/AE_DB_TABLES/tables/OH.html

If you need more details or specific format or something like that please go in contact with the professional service department.
They are able to develop a script (e.g. Java, Unix, Automic Engine Script).

[Legacy User]

Hi,

The AE agent does not have any command to output the version. However, you can obtain the version from the agent log by using some UNIX/Linux commands.  I strongly suggest to use the latest log file of your agent. For example:

grep "Started program" ucxjxxx_l00.txt|cut -d',' -f2

Result:
version '11.2.2+build.622'

Thanks
Bobby

[Anon Anon]

If you want just a quick AE script and no access to the OS the agent is running on you can use following AE Script:

:SET &AGENT# = "V112_WIN02"
!
:SET &HOST_VERSION# = GET_VAR('UC_EX_VERSION',&AGENT#)
:SET &HOST_IP# = GET_VAR('UC_EX_IP_ADDR',&AGENT#)
:SET &HOST_BIN# = GET_VAR('UC_EX_PATH_BIN ',&AGENT#)
:SET &HOST_JCLVAR# = GET_VAR('UC_HOST_JCL_VAR',&AGENT#)
:SET &HOST_SW# = GET_VAR('UC_HOST_SW ',&AGENT#)
:SET &HOST_SW_VERS# = GET_VAR('UC_HOST_SW_VERS',&AGENT#)
!
:P "----------------------------------------------"
:P "- HOSTINFO &AGENT#"
:P "- OS TYPE: &HOST_JCLVAR#"
:P "- HOST Version: &HOST_VERSION#"
:P "- IP Address: &HOST_IP#"
:P "- HOST SW: &HOST_SW#"
:P "- SW Version: &HOST_SW_VERS#"
:P "----------------------------------------------"

For all possible values see here:

DOCU:
https://docs.automic.com/documentation/webhelp/english/ALL/components/AE/11/All%20Guides/help.htm#ucabkq.htm?Highlight=agent%20variables

[Legacy User]

One more idea, after creating a script that I suggested above, you can create ab Alias(on Unix) which points to the script. Then, you can use the alias as a command ;)

[Anon Anon]

you can try starting the binary with parameter -v

just found in docu:
https://docs.automic.com/documentation/webhelp/english/AWA/11.2/AE/11.2/All%20Guides/help.htm#ucacfv.htm%3FTocPath%3DAdministration%2520Guide%7CStart%2520Parameters%7C_____2