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At 07:13 01/21/2003, Jeff Carey wrote:
Yep. Windows 2000 doesn't cache passwords like win9x did. Probably just as well. However, if you configure opsnav to use the windows logon password and then use the passwords tab of client access properties to change each and every as400 password one at a time (you'd think IBM could facilitate that a little wouldn't you?). You will be swimming in gravy and living on easy street. BTW <soapbox mode="pontificate"> it's not terribly difficult to write a program to change your password, and another to call that program on each of your AS400 systems. There's an API interface in the usrprf service program in iseries-toolkit (http://sourceforge.net/projects/iseries-toolkit/) that will help with the password change. Scott Klement has an excellent tutorial on his web site (http://klement.dstorm.net/rpg/socktut/) that will get you started with writing socket programs. It's not a big job. <joke type="stupid">Maybe you can sell it to IBM.</joke></soapbox>Hmm - no response - I guess I can assume this was removed from Windows 2000?
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