Re: CHGUSRPRF and the audit journal -- MIDRANGE-L

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Martin Rowe wrote on 02/15/2006 04:52:32 PM:

> On 15/02/06, Shalom Carmel <shalom@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> > I tested the CHGUSRPRF command on a V5R2 server, and discovered
> that not all
> > changes create an audit entry.
> > For example, changing the password expiry interval for a user does not
> > create any audit entry.
> > Seems a bit problematic, doesn't it?
> > Does anyone know what changes are actually logged in the audit journal?
>
> Shalom
>
> Look at the system supplied journal outfile for Change Profile -
> QASYCPJ5. That tells you the fields that are tracked. We're on V5R2
> too and the expiry interval isn't there.

Martin,

The Password Expiration Interval is one of the new fields that was added to
the CP audit record in V5R4. The other new field in this audit record is
one for Password Confirmation Conformance. This field can be used to let
you know when someone used CHGUSRPRF to set a password that does not meet
the password rules for the system.

Ed Fishel,
edfishel@xxxxxxxxxx

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