Re: security question

[rob@xxxxxxxxx]

We had a problem here where a former employee (with a last name of 
McBride) had trained users to run the command CLROUTQ QEZJOBLOG on a 
periodic basis.  Once that damage was done...
I ended up renaming the command CLROUTQ to some obscure name.

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




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Hi Midrange-L,
     Is there a way to make certain actions (like deleting members from an
OUTQ, or worse, CLROUTQ) show up on the system log?  Some operating 
systems
on other platforms allow different levels of event logging, and allow you 
to
tailor what events you want recorded on the system log.  Does OS400 
security
have a facility like this?  Of course, the reason for the question is that 
a
major OUTQ mysteriously got cleared, and we can't see who did it without
wading through tons of individual job logs. 
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