Hello,
Here is how I would suggest you might do this. First, a few assumption:
- Your user are using PC5250 emulation
- When they are connected through VPN, they are using a different range of IP address that is known to you
Here are the steps
- Using RTVJOBA, you can extract the name of the device used by your user
- Then, in the device description, you can extract (probably with an API) the IP address of that device
- You check that IP address to see if it is the address of a VPN connection
That is how I would tackle this problem
Hope this help
Denis Robitaille
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De : MIDRANGE-L [mailto:midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] De la part de Jan Grove Vejlstrup
Envoyé : 11 avril 2017 08:22
À : Midrange Systems Technical Discussion <midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Objet : User working from home or office
Hello,
I want to check if a user is working from home or is signed on from one of the offices. We have several offices that are connected to the IBM i with VPNs.
Is this possible? If yes, how could I do it?
Best regards
Jan
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