How to find kernel level

hi guys
can anyone tel me how to find the kernel level with out going to os.. i hav to check the kernel level in my portal screen..
regards
kamal..

open the url
http://<yourportal FQDN>:<portno>/index.html
click system information
There you find all the information of the Kernal and many others
You can find Kernal version and patch level under  Server0.
Raghu

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