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Kevin wrote:
How many users in your organization need to access Navigator for i?
I would think that it is relatively few "sysadmin" types.
These people should understand the security implications
of adding an exception for a self-signed certificate.
Kevin -
I strongly disagree - give people the tools they need to perform their jobs most easily.
As long as proper security exists, I don't see any reason to not give Navigator not only to system administrators, but also Developers and Super Users. Our developers do not have *IOSYSCFG, *SECADM, or *SERVICE special authorities (and thus cannot change anything), but we have the full-blown Navigator installed which allows working with:
- Basic Operations (Messages, Printer Output [drag spooled files to Windows Folders], Printers, Jobs)
- Work Management (Active Jobs, Server Jobs, Job Queues, Output Queues, Subsystems, Memory Pools)
- Configuration and Service (System Values, History Log, TIme Management, Hardware, Software, Collection Services, Logical Partitions)
- Network
- Security
- Users and Groups
- Databases (Run SQL Scripts, Import/export data to/from Windows to/from IBM i tables)
- File Systems (Drag and drop files to/from IFS folders)
- Application Development
- AFP Manager
I frequently use Navigator for dragging-and-dropping spooled files and IFS files to my PC for use in documentation. CPYSPLF & WRKLNK on the green-screen? Yuk.
I also frequently use Run SQL Scripts function for querying tables.
JMHO
-sjl
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