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  3. July 2004

Re: qsecofr and dst





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Bummer.  The previous admin restricted the ability to change the qsecofr
dst
password so running CHGDSTPWD *DEFAULT doesn't help.
</snip>
It's not your previous admin's fault: it's the V5R2 standard behavior...
In option 7 of the SST menu:
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                    Work with System Security
                                                        System:   AS2
 Type choices, press Enter.
   Allow system value security changes . . . . .  1  1=Yes, 2=No
   Allow new digital certificates  . . . . . . .  1  1=Yes, 2=No
   Allow a service tools user ID with a
    default and expired password to change
    its own password . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  2  1=Yes, 2=No  <=====


Bonne réception/Best regards
Richard THEIS
  iSeries Education, Fran,ce
  theis_richard@xxxxxxxxxx

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