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There's also the following but who wants to store their passwords and then have to change that whenever their passwords change? Nay, not I.
Looking hard at EIM/SSO
9.11 Using Credentials from a netrc File
To enable the usage of a .netrc file (Linux and Mac) or a _netrc file (Windows), go to the IBM i Access Client Solutions main GUI and from the menu bar, select
Edit->Preferences
General tab
Check the box: Read netrc file for login information
Click the Apply button
Restart IBM i Access Client Solutions
The standard format of a netrc file is:
machine <system> login <user-id> password <password>
The netrc file must be stored in the user's home directory and the system name and user-id must match System Configurations. From IBM i Access Client Solutions:
Select System Configurations
Select and then Edit the system
Connections tab
Select Use default user name to prompt once for each system
Fill in the user-id for: Default user name
Select OK

Rob Berendt

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