Re: File security

Pete Hall wrote:

> At 12:18 07/23/98 -0400, John Hall wrote:
>

<snip>

> Only grant update access to the objects that the user will actually be 
>updating. We allow read access to virtually everything else (company policy), 
>so there are plenty of spreadsheets, Access databases and crystal reports. 
>That's a good use for ODBC.


>
>
> For interactive users, remove the command line, only let them run the 
>programs that they need to run in order to do their jobs, and make them use 
>the menus. They're all LMTCPB(*YES).
>
> Use exit programs to prevent updating of ANYTHING in a production library by 
>ODBC or FTP unless the exact command has been registered as a permissible 
>command (not really as difficult as it sounds, but I still have some work to 
>do on that part). The preferred method of updating the data is via server 
>programs on the AS/400.

Also remember that Client Access users can issue commands
using Remote Command regardless of whether they are defined
as LMTCPB(*YES).


jte


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