Re: Command line access

     Removal of command line access from users?
     
     That is the easy part of security if you can get your business to buy 
     into it.
     
     But do you have True Security? 
     If you have the standard SSA installation, Group profile owns your 
     BPCS environments and your users have this as part of their group 
     profile then you may have an issue that needs to be resolved.
     
     With any thing like the Security set-up mentioned above a user can 
     access your BPCS files via a PC, and do what they like, using tools 
     such as ODBC, FTP, Remote command and SQL, File Transfer, even your 
     Window explorer (and the list goes on). Many of these tools can be 
     downloaded free from the Internet.
     
     ADSS International B.V have developed a Security product called 'ADSS 
     Security' that will give you true Object level security, this means 
     that users can be restricted. 
     As most users Only need to use the BPCS menus they will NOT be able to 
     use any other method apart from the standard BPCS menus. 
     The special users or programs that need other methods for getting data 
     in or out of your database will have the required ability, but Only to 
     the files that they need to access.
     
     If you are interested in having True Security for your BPCS database 
     contact ADSS.
     
     Web:       www.adss.nl
     e-mail:    mailto:info@adss.nl 
     Phone:     +31 (0)20 441 76 92


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Subject: Command line access
Author:  "Coen;Gordon" <gordon.coen@abbott.com> at Internet
Date:    03/12/99 04:58


People,
     
Does anybody out there know how to remove command line access from users ? In 
most cases AS400 security will prevent users from doing anything 'harmful' 
but QPGMR could do a lot of damage.
     
Thanks,
Gordon.
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