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Subject: Tying in biometric scanning to 5250 sign on
From: rob@xxxxxxxxx
Date: Tue, 28 Feb 2006 15:17:28 -0500
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Trying to figure out how to tie in biometric scanning to 5250 sign in. 
It's simply not enough to secure the PC with biometric scanning.  Nor is 
it enough to simply secure the windows user id and password with biometric 
scanning via Active Directory.  I want to make sure that someone else 
couldn't log on to a PC and then someone log on as this user to the 5250 
session.

Some things that are showing potential include:
CHGUSRPRF ... LCLPWDMGT(*NO)

Am I on the right trail?  If so, where do I go from here?

Rob Berendt

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