RE: Netserver user profile gets disabled

[Buck Calabro <Buck.Calabro@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

>>No messages in QHST relating to my user IDs.
>
>Then how do you know that their Netserver ID is disabled?

"They" is me.  Let me reiterate from my original post.  All is well on my
Win95/CAE box.  I have two user IDs - my old one from 96 and the new one for
Netserver that I need to match the network logon.  Netserver works great.
Blue screen of Death.  Reboot.  Prompted for password to re-establish the
file shares - immediately get "invalid password."  Cancel from all my
shares, sign on to AS/400.  DSPUSRPRF and it is STATUS(*DISABLED), Number of
invalid sign-on attempts=0.  Re-enable, reboot.  Prompted for my password to
re-establish the file shares and all is well again.

This is not a case of the 400 password expiring.  There are no messages
anywhere - the profile simply goes to *DISABLED after a BSOD.

Buck Calabro
Commsoft; Albany, NY
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