RE: To what does everyone set QINACTIVE to autolog off inactive users?

Hi Dave we use this on our iSeries in the medical centre, lots of sensitive 
info as you can imagine, so it is set to only a few minutes. Lots of other 
users on our normal production box seem to just get up from their desks at the 
end of the day and leave, often in programs which, causes a bit of a pain to 
some of the other users that may be trying to get into the same thing, but we 
are told that it is not needed there. I think the answer is to what limit can 
you set it without the users complaining that they are constantly losing time 
having to log in again.

Steve

-----Original Message-----
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[mailto:midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Dave Odom
Sent: 15 August 2005 21:42
To: midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: To what does everyone set QINACTIVE to autolog off inactive
users?


I'm used to security being taken seriously in the mainframe world where
inactive users were logged off in fairly short order.   This in addition
to many other security standards and policies to protect company and
customer data.   Is this the same in the minicomputer/iSeries world of
today, especially if taking credit card numbers, SSNs and other
sensitive customer data?  If so, what's the answer to the subject line
question?  

Thanks in advance,

Dave 
Arizona