Re: CA connection signon

Steve

It uses properties from the connection defined in
OpsNav.. go there, right click on the connection in the
left-hand pain (sic!), click on Properties, and take the
second tab (Connection). You probably want to use the
second option. You get a prompt the first time, but not
after that, until you reboot Windows (every hour?) <g> -
at least, that's what the help text suggests.

If you were using 98, this info was cached across
reboots.

Vern
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> After years of clicking on my CA display session icon and having the
> connection start automatically WITHOUT asking for my password, my new
> installation of CA Express under XP continually asks me for my password and
> I can't seem to find where to change the setup to quit asking.
>
> I did that years ago on my old set up. My AS400 user id and password are
> different than my Windows Id and password and I know if they were the same I
> wouldn't have a problem. My Ids have never been the same and I don't want to
> change that.
>
> Any thoughts on where one "hides" the password for the connection prior to a
> display session.
> I'm not trying to bypass the AS400 "green screen" signon", just the CA
> connection signon.
>
> Thanks
> Steve Moland
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