Re: Telnet lock down

[rob@xxxxxxxxx]

For the second part, (locking out IP addresses) I'd recommend a firewall. 
Granted a purchased application for exit points would help, but you'd 
probably have to configure every exit point to lock out a particular IP 
address.

As far as finding out historically invalid signon's:
- DSPLOG will show you CPF2234 (Password from device PNTACD1F not correct 
for user xxxxx) messages, but not invalid user id's.
- Creating message queue QSYSMSG will show you CPF1397 messages (Subsystem 
QINTER varied off work station PAPC9S2 for user xxxxx) but not even the 
CPF2234 messages.
- Displaying QSYSOPR isn't much of a help at all.

Be nice if there was a way to CHGMSGD ...  ALROPT or LOGPRB for all 
messages containing "user" or "password" that actually worked.  For 
example if I dump CPF1120 (User ROBXYZZD does not exist.) to a session 
it's meaningless to ALROPT because it didn't go to QHST or QSYSOPR.

Rob Berendt
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One of our salesman was asked this by a iSeries customer:

<< I need to monitor all the sign on attempts to the iSeries, this
includes attempts that do << not have a real profile on the machine.  I
looked over the security audit log but did not << find the information I
was looking for there.  I can monitor for failed log in attempts << but
only for profiles that exist, but I could not find a query for profiles
that don't  << exist.  I would like to get at least profile name and IP
address.

<< I am also looking for a way to lock out specific IP addresses,
regardless of profile, from << using the system.

I thought this group may have some helpful suggestions. Any takers?

Thanks, Ken

 

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[mailto:midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Chuck Lewis
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Subject: RE: FTP Issue

Care to elaborate Rob ?

Thanks :-)

Chuck

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[mailto:midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of rob@xxxxxxxxx
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Subject: Re: FTP Issue

CPYTOIMPF has had lots of changes in V5R3.  Most of them will pi$$ you
off.  Use CPYTOSTMF if it will work for you.

Rob 

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