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That's right. Doing it remotely I only need the
AS400 address to make an AS400 object to validate user:
Interesting.... so what would happen if you coded this?
AS400 as400 = new AS400();
try {
as400.setSystemName("as400-ip");
for(int =0; i<100; i++)
boolean ok = as400.validateSignon('QSECOFR', 'WRONGPASSWORD');
}
catch (Exception exc) {
errors = exc.getMessage();
}
Seems like a DOS attack to me. I can disable any user profile on the
system I want to. :-) Granted you could just go to a signon screen and
type in the same thing, but this seems "easier" to do.
-Walden
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