RE: [Security400] NetGuest is always the defualt user.

["Phil" <sublime78ska@xxxxxxxxx>]

This is probably a work around to CAE requiring that NT/W2K and OS/400 user
profiles match when the client is WIN9*.  If the client is NT or W2K then
you have the ability to log on to OS/400 with a different user profile than
the one used for Windows.

IBM has recommended to me when I called about this problem to either
synchronize all the user profiles between NT and OS/400, create a guest
login for NetServer, or upgrade the clients to NT or W2K workstation.

What we did was leave the clients that need mapped drives at Client Access
V3R2 where this isn't an issue.

Phil

> -----Original Message-----
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> [mailto:security400-admin@midrange.com]On Behalf Of John Earl
> Sent: Thursday, August 30, 2001 3:57 PM
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> Subject: [Security400] NetGuest is always the defualt user.
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> We have a customer that is trying to secure Client Access access
> to Network Neighborhood, but their system is set up so that
> everyone accesses the system via a profile called NetGuest.  They
> want to require all users to access the system with their real
> AS/400 ID, but they can't figure out where they all acquiring
> this "NetGuest" profile.   Could be Netserver, could be Client
> Access, could be Windows.   Anyone have any ideas?
>
> jte
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