Re: Mapped Access to IFS

["Michael Ryan" <michaelrtr@xxxxxxxxx>]

Ops Nav allows you to re-enable disabled user profiles.

On 10/4/07, Matt Gross <prrgg1@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> We've been successful in receiving data from a server on 2 partitions, dev + qa.  When we execute going to production, there's a problem.  A msg in Sysopr shows --
>
>    Message . . . . :   User profile TRANSFER disabled for iSeries Support for
>    Windows Network Neighborhood access.
>  Cause . . . . . :   User profile TRANSFER exceeded the maximum number of
>    incorrect sign-on attempts when connecting to iSeries Support for Windows
>    Network Neighborhood (iSeries NetServer). This user profile has been
>    disabled for iSeries NetServer access.  The latest failure was received from
>    workstation 172.16.221.74 at IP address 172.16.221.74.
>
>   The authorities/setup are identical on dev/qa.  Only difference is qmaxsign is 3 on prod and 10 on others.  Nav setup also good.
>
>   The guy running his script from DOS has mapping set up properly.  From a window on his end, he sees "Access is Denied".
>
>   Message suggests restarting  iSeries NetServer.  I'm not going to pull that trigger.
>
>   Any suggestions?.
>
>   TIA,
>
>   Matt
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