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Does the pwd contain or start with a '1' ?
jim franz
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Subject: Re: LDAP Assigned Passwords containing a '1' don't work on iSeries


OK so the Click is faster than the mind.. 'foaling' is 1 word below
'failing' in my spell checker  and I've only had 1 cup of coffee.

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I don't have a lot of info yet, still getting data from my client, but
thought I was toss it out here anyway.

Client was on the 5.3 CUME 5105 (or something close) and last weekend we
put on 6178 with Hypers, DB and the WAS 5.0 Express Group. Now they are
reporting that passwords assigned via LDAP containing the number '1' are
foaling on the iSeries. I still waiting for more info from them, but has
anyone heard of this or similar?

Thanks
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