RE: CA connection signon

[rob@xxxxxxxxx]

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Easily enough.  Put a screen saver on your PC that is password protected.
When you go fetch a cup of brew do an Alt-Ctrl-Del and select Lock
Computer.  Unless you are in the habit of sharing your NT userid and
password, that should be secure.

Rob Berendt
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"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary
safety deserve neither liberty nor safety."
Benjamin Franklin




"Sean Porterfield" <sporter@bestdist.com>
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09/18/2002 04:08 PM
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Is there anyway to make it remember my username but PREVENT it from
remembering my password?  I wouldn't want someone able to fire up ops nav
or
data transfer when I'm not at my desk...

I connect to one remote system that functions exactly as I want, but they
are setup the same.  I've even changed my AS/400 password, but CA must not
check that.

I changed my settings to prompt every time, but simply changing it back to
default user allows it to work without a password.

(This is all on V5R1, but I've not put on the newest Client Access service
pack that just came out.)

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