Rép. : Re: Bypass Signon for RF Scanners

You are right, you need to be at security level 30 or less to do
automatic signon. At level 40, this does not work. At least, this is our
experience.

<chrisw@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> 2006-10-11 07:43 >>>

I believe you have to be on security level 30 for that to work, you can

create a job description with a user specified and then add a
workstation 
name entry which specifies that job description and then the user signs

onto that workstation by pressing enter.

Chris

midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 11/10/2006 06:28:37:

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From: "Scott Klement" <midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: "Midrange Systems Technical Discussion"

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Sent: Tuesday, October 10, 2006 10:17 PM
Subject: Re: Bypass Signon for RF Scanners

Both of my answers do require programming -- so my apologies if

you're 
not

a programmer.  Personally, I'm a programmer, so that's just the way

I

think of things :)  I've written both solutions at various times in

my

life -- if I had to choose one or the other, I'd go the "ACQUIRE" 

route...

it's just a little less messy.

HTH

 Thanks for the replies....

What is killing me is that I seem to remember we handled this with no

special coding.  A devd or jobd that automatically logged in... 

Something 

to do with why we needed a special subsystem and the workstation 

entries.

Maybe it is just old age setting in.

I know I can override the signon screen at the subsystem level. 

Maybe 
in 

the DDS I could provide the default user/pass for this limited

account. 

Would no bypass signon completely, but would reduce it to a press of

the 

Enter.

The Acquire scenario sounds very interesting, but I have not done 

something 

that generically grabs sessions.  We have automated some of our UPS 

billing 

by using a dummy telnet session to simulate user keystrokes....

If we were to write a generic program to grab these sessions, how

would 
we 

know one was sitting on a signon screen?

Sorry for so many questions.  I feel a bit obsessed now -- need an 

answer :)

Thanks!
JD 

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