Re: Netserver user profile gets disabled

Maybe you cached your AS/400 passwords on your PC, and when the password 
on the 400 changes the PC just continually tries logging in with the old 
cached password until it disables the user profile.
Maybe you have Yahoo or IM or something else set to login occasionally and 
check for new email, and - same thing - when your 400 password changes 
they continually try logging in with the old password until they disable 
the profile.

...Neil





Buck Calabro <Buck.Calabro@commsoft.net>
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2001/06/26 14:17
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I am running CAE 5.1.0 SI0047 on Win 95.

I have two AS/400 user IDs - the one I started life with here back in 1996
and my new Netserver ID (to match my MS network ID.)  I can always sign on
with my traditional ID.  I DSPUSRPRF against my Netserver ID every day and
it never shows invalid sign on attempts.

Sometimes I get the Blue Screen of Death (once a week or less.)

After that, my Netserver ID is disabled.  There is no message in QSYSMSG
telling me so; I simply can't log on to my Netserver shares until I cancel
them all and sign on with the traditional ID and reset my Netserver ID 
which
is status(*DISABLED).

1) What disables my Netserver ID?
2) Where can I find out why that happens?

Buck Calabro
Commsoft; Albany, NY
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