Re[2]: Command Line Access

If anyone is after a real solution for Securing there BPCS environments from
BPCS 4.05 to BPCS 6.1, then I would suggest contacting ADSS International in the
Netherlands. (Phone Colin McNaught +31 20 441 76 92) E-mail(ADSSint@ibm.net)
They have developed a solution that will prevent unauthorized access to your
BPCS Database. This includes access via ODBC, FTP, Remote SQL, Window Explorer
and file transfer just to mention a few.
Their solution will allow multiple environments and versions per system.

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Subject:    Re: Command Line Access
Author: Ata510@aol.com
Date:       7/20/99 10:44 PM

In a message dated 7/20/99 3:18:31 PM Central Daylight Time, 
jonleroi@napanet.net writes:

> Command Line Access via BPCS is not something I would want to give to
>  Users. When you have command line access through BPCS you are executing at
>  the SSA group level; the adopted authority. On our machine that is almost
>  as powerful as QSECOFR. The AS/400 is such a friendly machine that a user
>  can prompt to their hearts desire and locate all sorts of interesting
>  commands such as DLTF, PWRDWNSYS, CHGSYSVAL .... 
>  
Whoops!! Forget my previous posting on this topic. Wrong focus of 
information!! If you follow SSA's suggested install model and have all users 
on AS/400 with Group Profile SSA, you are right - no matter how you set up 
SSA user profile, if users have Group Profile SSA and SSA owns the objects, 
there is no keeping them out of BPCS files if they have command line access. 
Beware - command line is not the only worry  -- ODBC is also a problem 
regardless of command line access on OS/400. 

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