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Are you trying to force mixed case, or, are you just trying to allow mixed
case? If your goal is to just allow mixed case then use system value
QPWDLVL. However, read up on that! And not just the help text on
WRKSYSVAL for that value.
We have it set at 0. Which, when you type in your password for the i,
regardless of the case you type it in it will appear as all capitals to
the i. So my password in windows may be "glutton8" but it will appear as
"GLUTTON8" to the i.
It sounds like you may be running into the problem where someone may use
"gLuTtOn8" as their password and it seems to cause some confusion when
going to the i. There are some notes from IBM on this. We just tell our
users to use either all lower case or all upper case and that works for
now.
We are using Tivoli Identity Manager to keep all of their passwords in
sync. We have them change it in Windows and that automatically goes out
to each lpar of i they have an account on and changes their password.
Rob Berendt
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