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----- Original Message ----- From: <MacWheel99@aol.com> > > Jeffry - > > > > I pose this scenario in all sincerity as a matter of my own curiousity - > > > > Suppose I'm a bad guy working part-time as the janitor at your company. One > > night I'm cleaning up around your office and I hear your modem negotiating > > a connection. As I stand there, I see you take control of your PC, open a > > connection to the AS/400, sign-on and start doing "stuff". Being an > > educated bad guy (whose probation terms say that I can't touch a computer - > > that's why I'm your janitor), I realize that there are many files on this > > AS/400 that I would like to have copies of or make changes to - and I've > > got an "already signed-on" connection. > > > > Now the question - > > > > If I pull the phone cable out of the PC modem on your desk, can I take over > > the "already signed-on" session and have my way with your AS/400?? > > > > (I don't know the answer but I would guess "yes"). > > > > Thanks, > > > > Steve Set up PC Anywhere to reboot on loss of modem signal.
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