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I suppose if they are talking Web, they could log in with anything
through the use of an access control list. I've not used them and don't
remember how or if you get to any object-level security that way.
On 8/28/2013 6:16 AM, rob@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
Log on to what? 5250? ftp?some
If it's for ftp then you can use an exit point and log on however your
little pea picking heart desires. I wrote my own but we decided to move
to a commercial product. We now use GoAnywhere to serve FTP. I have
outside people who log in using their email address.
5250 is a bit trickier. Normally what you do then requires some
implementation of EIM or SSO. Then you set up their IBM i account a bit
different. Read the help for chgusrprf for "Local password management
(LCLPWDMGT)"
Rob Berendt
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