RE: File->Open IFS file

["Phil" <sublime78ska@xxxxxxxxx>]

Try it without you having authority to the authorization list.

The point of that authorization list is to prevent mapped drives to qsys
through windows explorer.  Once CA Express came out, you could simply not
share qsys and keep your users from mapping to qsys.  Nowadays, though, it
is becoming harder and harder to control what's on the client so you need to
lock down the server more and more.

This tool requires neither Client Access with support for mapped drives nor
a drive to be configured as shared via OpsNav - it can still get to the
files.  Because this tool is in java using a freely downloadable
as400toolbox it occurs to me that, although we're dead-bolting the front
door, we may be leaving the key under the mat.

Phil


>
> I did not have QPWServer AUTL set to exclude.  I just set it now to test,
> and it still allowed me access, but I have not restarted any servers, so I
> suspect that the authorities have not refreshed??
>
> Kevin
>


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