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Re: User deactivated for Netserver

Oliver, do you have any mapped network drives that point to that AS/400? That connect when you start your PC?

Unfortunately, I haven't seen anywhere that tells us why this happens in a particular case. Just CHGUSRPRF on the disabled one, as you probably know.

There is a tool in QUSRTOOL on V5R2 that helps a little - things like number of password violations, unknown users, etc., but nothing per user. Look for member TZLAINFO in QATTINFO.

HTH
Vern

At 11:04 AM 11/6/2003 +0100, you wrote:
Hi,

I just got the message on our AS/400 that my user SECWENZE was deactivated
for netserver usage.

What makes me wonder is, that I haven't used that user for quite some
time.  Last signon in the userprofile says August 6, password expired on
Sep 28.

I do have a user SECWENZEL that I use every day (both users have *secofr
authority) - but I do not signon with this user on the windows level (only
on the
green screen).

How can I find out what happened?

Regards,

Oliver



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