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Jose
If you right-click on a connection in OpsNav, their is an option called
"Application Administration". You can limit a person's authorization there.
Go down to the "File Systems" area to limit access to objects under QSYS.
Also, look under the "Database" section.
You should also be careful about NetServer shares (Windows networking file
and printer shares).
I recommend looking at Tips and Tools for Securing Your iSeries, which you
probably got with the machine, and is available at InfoCenter. Also, there
are now some Redbooks on Managing you iSeries with Operations Navigator.
Volume 2 is about security, volume 1 discusses Application Administration
in Chapter 12.
Good luck
Vern
At 04:18 PM 1/28/2003 -0800, you wrote:
Hello,
One of our VPs wants us to give users client access
but our concern is the access they will have to the entire database.
Has anyone come across a situation where they have end-users needing
file transfer capability from client access yet needed to protect the rest
of the live data.
If so how did you handle limiting their access.
We don't use Object level security.
TIA,
Jose
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