RE: Replacing the AS400 signon manager?

> You can not pre-empt the system supplied sign-on programs, for the IBM
> supplied attach points - you only get (mostly) the 'after the event'
> by utilising the defined exit points.

I guess I'm still not clear on when the exit programs actually get called,
and what power they can exert once they are called.  How 'after the event'
are they?

> However, if you have the time you can of course write your own FTP,
> TELNET (TN5250E), etc. servers yourself.

Not really what I'm looking to do.  :)


> The only one you will not be able to 'mirror' will be the standard
> twinax terminal (and APPN) way of connecting; you can change the look
> of sign-on screen, but not the underlying program that is called.

>From what I can tell about APPN connections from a brief examination in
the security implementation guide, I'm not worried so much about strong
auth there.

When I open up IBM Client Access on my PC, and do a regular old signon to
an AS400 on my local network, what exit point is triggered (potentially)?

/j