Re: Password from device Communications Device not correct

>Occasionally we are getting CPF2234, which is Password from device
> Communications Device not correct for user XXXX.

Alan-have seen this. Think it is from pc with Client Access, possibly SNA
attach?, where user id/password saved into pc. When user starts pc, CA
attempts to log on. It fail (your message), then they get sign on screen and
log in. Read the QHST log for the time of the cpf message (try a minute or
two
before message. I think you will see which device it is.
jim franz

----- Original Message -----
From: "Alan Novick" <mida@pressmantoy.com>
To: "MidRange-L" <MidRange-L@MidRange.Com>
Sent: Friday, September 14, 2001 12:44 PM
Subject: Password from device Communications Device not correct


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> Occasionally we are getting CPF2234, which is Password from device
> Communications Device not correct for user XXXX.  How can I find out where
> this is coming from?  I thought it was from FTP, but I ended the FTP
server,
> but am still getting the message.  I'm not ruling out the possibility that
> it is something that is not malicious, but I need to know the source
before
> I can deal with it.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Alan Novick
> Pressman Toy Corporation
> New Brunswick, NJ
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