Re: S/36, 5362 No User ID or Password

Anything you want, but you are limited to 4 characters for password (I 
believe A-Z, 0-9, @#$) and I believe userid was 8 characters (no longer 
have access to a S/36 signon to check).

Where can SSP 5.1 diskettes be found ?    Some pack rats garage or 
basement, the local garbage dump, the trunk of Bill Gates car, the museum 
in Rochester MN, who knows !  ;-) 

Ask if anyone on the list has any available.  We junked ours just about a 
year ago.

...Neil





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Thanks for the info.  Can the id and password be any combination of 
letters
and numbers or does it have to be like HELP, QSECOFR, SECOFR, etc.  I have
the SSP diskettes but they are over-written with PTF's.  Where can SSP 5.1
(5727-SSP) diskettes be found?

Ron


> Depends what was set up by whoever configured security on it.  There 
were
> no default profiles passwords provided as on AS/400.  A bypass 
id/password
> could be defined when security was configured - in case the
> password/userid file was damaged or missing.  A wild guess - try HELP /
> HELP.
>
> ...Neil
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> > From: "Ron Balonier" <balonier@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
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> > Subject: S/36, 5362 No User ID or Password
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> >
> > Hi.  I know this thing is ancient but I found an S/36, 5362 in the
> trash.
> > The SSP was already loaded.  I want to tinker around with it but I 
can't
> get
> > passed the IPL sign on screen.  It is asking for a user ID and 
password
> > which I don't have.  Any help would be much appreciated.  Thank-you.