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>Sounds like Evan's method would allow >me to sign on even if QINTER is ended. Note: Evan's method is to create a duplicate interactive subsystem and limit access via workstation name entries. The question was brought up about TCP/IP QPADEVxxxx random names and how to restrict in that situation. Hypothesis: Restrict access to the duplicate subsystem's job queue. Bring up the duplicate subsystem and bring down QINTER during backups. "Emergency" personnel will be able to sign on but ordinary users will not. Synopsis: Restricting access to the job queue will not restrict a user to the attached subsystem. You need to restrict access to the SBSD. Detail: ===> CRTDUPOBJ OBJ(QINTER) FROMLIB(QSYS) OBJTYPE(*SBSD) TOLIB(BUCK) NEWOBJ(BUCK) ===> CRTJOBQ JOBQ(BUCK/BUCK) TEXT('Test for alternate interactive sbs') ===> RMVJOBQE SBSD(BUCK) JOBQ(qinter) ===> RMVJOBQE SBSD(BUCK) JOBQ(qs36mrt) ... remove any others. Use DSPSBSD option 6 to see ===> ADDJOBQE SBSD(BUCK) JOBQ(BUCK) MAXACT(*NOMAX) ... DSPSBSD and check 7-10. Remove unnecessary entries ===> CRTUSRPRF USRPRF(restricted) ===> CRTUSRPRF USRPRF(allowed) ===> grtobjaut buck *sbsd *public *exclude ===> grtobjaut buck *sbsd allowed *use ...be aware of *GROUP authority you may want to discard. With QINTER up: As "allowed" ===> tfrjob buck/buck ===> wrkactjob sbs(buck) Opt Subsystem/Job User BUCK QSYS QPADEV000A ALLOWED As "restricted" ===> tfrjob buck/buck RESTRICTED not authorized to subsystem BUCK As "buck" ===> endsbs qinter With QINTER down and BUCK up: signoff see sign-on screen for sbs(buck) sign on as buck OK signoff see sign-on screen for sbs(buck) sign on as restricted - CPF1109 - not authorized to subsystem. It looks like I need to read up on how singing-on routes through the system. I find it odd that RESTRICTED can sign on when denied access to the job queue. Undoubtedly a misunderstanding of work management on my part. Buck
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