RE: User profiles

[Steve Martinson <s.martinson@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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Assuming you still have the journal receiver on your machine, I would
display deleted object entries from the receivers to a spool file and then
search for the profile in question:

DSPAUDJRNE ENTTYP(DO) OUTPUT(*PRINT)

This will give you the 'irrefutable' proof of when the profile was removed.
If this individual claims to have been working on 10/15 or 10/16, then she
had to have done so using someone else's profile, which is opening up
another can of worms altogether!!!

Steven Martinson
Product Marketing Manager, iSeries and AS/400
PentaSafe Security Technologies, Inc.
http://www.pentasafe.com
Toll Free: 1.888.400.2834, x9585
Direct Dial: 1.713.860.9585



-----Original Message-----
From: MBW0201A@aol.com [mailto:MBW0201A@aol.com]
Sent: Monday, November 05, 2001 3:18 PM
To: midrange-l@midrange.com
Subject: User profiles


We usually delete a user profile when an employee leaves. We are saying an
employee was fired on October 11 and she says she worked Oct 15 and 16th.
User profile is deleted. Other than history log is there anyway to tell when
her last sign on or sign off was or when user profile was deleted? Any other
ideas on how to track down?
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