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We have a user profile (ADMIN) that is the administrator of the PC domain. There is one PC that copies a few web pages out of a folder on the iSeries, onto our PC web server. We have simply scheduled a job on the Win2K box to do COPY commands from our iSeries. The PC server is signed on to windows with profile ADMIN, so we created a profile on the AS/400 called ADMIN, with the same password. Beautiful... But sometimes (usually early in the month), the ADMIN profile gets disabled, with a CPF1393 message (device of *N). Nobody is supposed to be using this profile, and since no device error comes up, it isn't caused by somebody trying to sign on as ADMIN... So my question is: When I look at the CPF1393 message, is there an API that I can utilize (using RPG) to find out what IP address disabled the profile. Is there a way to 'hack' into the QZSOSIGN job and see where the offending box is that keeps disabling this? -- "Enter any 11-digit prime number to continue..." "In Hebrew SQL, how do you use right() and left()?..." - Random Thought
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