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I see these messages pop up from time to time that a user is deactivated for the network connection (don't have text just now). This is NOT related to a user profile being disabled for normal AS400 signon. I have NOT been able to discover where this flag is located. The user is NOT aware of this happening and we have checked the machines and they do NOT have a mapped AS400 drive. Mysterious. We are on V5R2. The flag seems to be reset by running chgusrprf <profile> and pressing enter with no changes. Jerry ----- Original Message ----- From: <oliver.wenzel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> To: Midrange Systems Technical Discussion <midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Thursday, November 06, 2003 07:25 AM Subject: Re: User deactivated for Netserver > > Hi Vern, > > > >Oliver, do you have any mapped network drives that point to that AS/400? > >That connect when you start your PC? > > Well, I found I had a shared network connection - but I sure hadn't used it > in a long time. When I clicked on it, > a box popped up asking for the password of user SECWENZE. > > I haven't even worked with the file system explorer today - so I guess it > must have been some windows-internal > function that searched that drive. > > Thanks, > > Oliver
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