Re: The dreaded DST password

The problem with that approach seems to be that if one of those users 
disables their profile (which is very easy), the only way to fix it is 
from the console (which is 30 miles away). 


Jeff Carey





"Vern Hamberg" <vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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What about going into DST and giving each person who needs access his own
DST profile? You can also change passwords there to a duplicate with no
check. You can also control what each one has access to.

Then change the password for QSECOFR, lock it up, and never use it, except
for service personnel.

Maybe?

Vern

At 08:38 AM 7/3/2003 -0500, you wrote:
>We run into continual problems with out DST profiles becoming disabled 
(as
>people forget or try to use SST without the correct password).
>
>Would it be possible to create a batch job that would reset a dst profile
>and change it's password?   I know we can rest QSECOFR to *DEFAULT using
>CHGDSTPWD, but can we then change it to a specified value using a batch
>job?   Of course that value would have to increment to avoid duplicating
>passwords, but is this even possible?
>
>
>Jeff Carey


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